u/Inner-Description614

If you've ever had to manually tap in a tempo map for a song that speeds up and slows down, this is for you.

I am a 14-year-old, trying to start a business, and wanted to know what you guys thought about it. Here is how it works:

You upload a song, and it automatically:

• Detects tempo changes throughout the song
• Adds a 2-bar count-in
• Calls out sections out loud — "Verse," "Chorus," "Bridge" — so you always know where you are

No manual tapping. No drawing out a grid bar by bar. Just upload and get a click track back.

Completely free right now while I'm testing it. Drop a comment or DM me with a song you want to try it on.

I'm 14 and built a tool that takes any song and turns it into a click track — automatically.

It detects tempo changes (so if the song speeds up or slows down, the click follows it), adds a 2-bar count-in, and calls out sections by ear — "Verse," "Chorus," "Bridge" — so you always know where you are in the song.

Most click track tools make you tap in the tempo manually or draw it out bar by bar. This just takes the song and figures it out.

Why drummers specifically: Learning a new song is way easier when you have a click that actually matches the recording, not a rigid grid you have to fight.

Testing with a few people right now. First 2 songs are free. If you find it useful, extra songs are $1.50 each.

Drop a comment or DM me with a song you're working on and I'll run it through.

I’m testing a tool I built called Click Track.

It turns any song into a click track with a 2-bar count-in and spoken cues like “Intro,” “Verse,” “Chorus,” and “Bridge.”

I’m looking for a few drummers/producers/musicians to test it.

First song is free during beta. If you like it, extra songs are $3 each.

If you want to try it, comment or DM me and I’ll send the form.