Use BPM when you want to compare or isolate audio by tempo.

Use BPM to narrow audio

• A BPM filter changes which audio files are shown. It does not change your current sort order.

• The range includes both endpoints: a range of 120 to 128 includes files at 120 BPM and 128 BPM.

Find the BPM filter

• On Web, BPM is available in Filters for My Library, an owned folder, and Search.

• On iPhone, BPM is available in Filter for My Library and an opened folder. Choose Items, then Audio, to reveal it. The iPhone Search tab does not include BPM filtering.

Choose a BPM range

• On Web, choose Exact for one BPM value or Range for a lower and upper value. Enter values directly; the histogram or slider helps you choose available tempos.

• On iPhone, use the two-handle range slider. It works in whole BPM steps and does not offer Exact, a histogram, or direct number entry.

• Use one endpoint when you only need a minimum or maximum BPM on Web.

Apply or reset your choice

• On Web, results preview as you adjust the range. Use the main filter action to apply the result; Clear removes only BPM, while Clear All removes every filter selection.

• On iPhone, move at least one end of the range, then choose Apply. Choose Reset to restore the full available BPM range.

Troubleshooting

If no files appear, reset BPM and try a wider range.