ClickForge

Drop in a song. Get its tempo, meter and section map — then play along to a click that calls out the verse, the chorus and the bridge before you get there.

Drop an audio file here

Or pick one from your computer. Nothing is uploaded — the analysis runs in this browser tab.

MP3 · WAV · M4A · FLAC · OGG — up to about 10 minutes works best
Already charted this song? Use Open project above.

Analysis finds the tempo, meter and beat grid, then lays out a standard song map for you to edit.

No recording to play along to?

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Tempo
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Time signature
Feel
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Mix
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Chart
SectionBar rangeStartsLength
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CallCountClick

Every song starts from the same conventional map, scaled to its length and snapped to the beat grid. Drag the dividers, nudge the lengths, rename from the dropdown — the calls follow. Drag the white dividers on the map to move where a section starts, or nudge it a bar at a time with ◀ ▶. Call says the section name, Count counts you into it, and Click can be switched off for a section that slows down at the end.

Export

Click WAVs start at 0:00 with no count-in, so they line up if you drop them into a DAW next to the original file. Exports are 16-bit PCM WAV at the song’s own sample rate, with your click and cue panning baked in (choose Stereo to keep them separated). The recorded voice renders into the file; browser speech cannot be recorded. Ticking Lead-in bars in file puts the count-in at the head of the WAV, which shifts the song later by that much — leave it off if you are lining the file up against the original in a DAW. With the built-in voice, the spoken calls are ordinary audio and land in the file; browser speech cannot be recorded, so it plays live only.

Space play/pause · jump a section · click the map to move the playhead · drag a divider to move a section line
Set list
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Nothing here yet. Chart a song in the editor, then press + Add to set list.

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