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How to Use This 132 BPM Metronome
This metronome is set to 132 BPM by default. Press the Start button or hit Space to begin. You can adjust the tempo using the dial, the +/− buttons, or by typing a value directly. Use Tap Tempo to match a song's beat, and customise the time signature, subdivision, and sound to suit your needs.
About 132 BPM
132 BPM marks the very start of the Allegro range - the point where music shifts from moderately fast into genuinely lively. It's an energetic tempo that feels driven and purposeful, fast enough to get your pulse up but still controlled enough for complex musical ideas. Many composers and producers gravitate to this tempo when they want excitement without losing clarity.
Music at 132 BPM
132 BPM is a natural home for house music, disco, and funk, where four-on-the-floor kick patterns lock in with infectious grooves. It's also common in upbeat pop, dance-pop, and synth-pop, as well as fast swing jazz and Latin dance styles like salsa and merengue. In classical music, many Allegro first movements in sonatas and symphonies sit right around this tempo.