50 BPM Click Track
Play a 50 BPM metronome click in your browser or download it as a WAV file — free, no signup. Tempo marking: Largo. One beat lasts 1200 ms.
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What 50 BPM feels like
A broad, stately pulse used for slow movements and deep technique work.
Common uses for a 50 BPM click
- Slow-movement repertoire practice (largo and adagio pieces)
- Rudiment work for drummers focusing on stick height and consistency
- Vocal phrasing practice where every beat needs room
50 BPM by the numbers
At 50 BPM one quarter-note beat lasts 1200 ms, so a bar of 4/4 runs 4.8 seconds and you play 12.5 bars a minute. A half-time feel puts the pulse at 25 BPM; double-time puts it at 100 BPM.
Delay and echo times at 50 BPM
Dial these into a delay, tremolo, or LFO to lock the effect to the grid. Dotted-eighth is the classic rhythmic-delay setting — or see the full BPM to milliseconds chart for every tempo.
| Note value | Delay time |
|---|---|
| Whole note | 4800 ms |
| Half note | 2400 ms |
| Quarter note | 1200 ms |
| Dotted eighth | 900 ms |
| Eighth note | 600 ms |
| Eighth triplet | 400 ms |
| Sixteenth note | 300 ms |
Make it yours
The click above is preloaded with 16 measures of 4/4 at 50 BPM — but everything is editable. Change the meter, add a subdivision, or chain a faster section on the end and let the track step tempos for you (that's the metronome with tempo changes workflow). The download is an uncompressed WAV (or a smaller MP3) that loops cleanly in any DAW.
Nearby tempos
40 BPM · 60 BPM · 70 BPM — or see every tempo.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this as a 50 BPM metronome?
Yes — press play and it works exactly like a 50 BPM online metronome, with the first beat of each measure accented. Unlike a basic metronome, you can also add subdivisions, change the time signature, and download the click as a WAV.
How many milliseconds is one beat at 50 BPM?
One quarter-note beat at 50 BPM lasts 1200 milliseconds (60,000 ÷ 50). An eighth note is 600 ms and a sixteenth is 300 ms.
What delay time should I use at 50 BPM?
For a quarter-note delay set 1200 ms. The popular dotted-eighth delay is 900 ms, and an eighth-note delay is 600 ms.
Is 50 BPM fast or slow?
50 BPM is marked Largo. A broad, stately pulse used for slow movements and deep technique work.
How long is a bar at 50 BPM?
A 4/4 bar at 50 BPM lasts 4.8 seconds, so a minute holds about 12.5 bars.