v2.11
More accurate BPM answers from AI
AI features now use OpenAI models, and song BPMs are found by searching sites that list BPMs.
October 8, 2026
Changes
- "Ask AI for the BPM" now searches the web every time and suggests candidates from sites that list BPMs, such as songbpm.com. It less often answers without searching or puts a different tempo first.
- Candidates with the same song and the same BPM are now shown as one row.
- "Ask AI to edit settings" now also runs on OpenAI models and knows the app in more detail. Bass notes longer than a beat and bass lines are built with a custom beat, and 6/8 gets accents on beats 1 and 4. For requests the settings cannot do, such as changing the sound or volume, it leaves the settings unchanged and tells you so.
- You can also describe a mood or genre, such as "a rock ballad rhythm", or name a song, and it builds a rhythm to match. Requests like these that build something new are handled by an Anthropic model that is better at composing. When you name a song, the tempo is an estimate.
- When the Drums sound pattern is selected, accent, normal and guide clicks are arranged as snare, kick and hi-hat. If you ask about sounds or volume, it points you to the audio settings from the SOUND button.
- If you send text that has nothing to do with the settings when editing, or a sentence that is not a song name when asking for a BPM, it asks you to rephrase without counting it toward your usage.
- We updated the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service because AI requests are now sent to different providers.