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What is ADM?

ADM (Advanced Dance Music) is built for ballroom dancers, by ballroom dancers. Its purpose is to give you consistent playback speed across every song in a dance. When you set 25 MPM for your waltzes, every waltz plays at 25 MPM — no more guessing whether the next track will be too slow or too fast for the floor.

Getting started

Tag your library. Open a playlist and use Set Missing Tempos to tag your songs. Once your library is tagged, ADM knows how to adjust playback speed for everything.
Use playlist presets. After tagging, the playlist preset options let you quickly assemble groupings like Practice, American, or International without rebuilding playlists by hand.
Tune playback. In playback preferences, choose whether shuffle should favor longer songs or songs that are closer to your target BPM — whichever fits how you run a session.

Music sources

ADM works with both the music in your own library and anything you can play through Apple Music. Playlists and their contents are driven by your Apple Music library, so the songs you already know and use are the songs ADM plays.

Sync across devices

ADM is fully iCloud-enabled. Your tempo tags, presets, and preferences sync across all of your Apple devices automatically — tag a song on your iPhone and it's tagged on your iPad too.

Contact

For help, questions, bug reports, or feature requests, email [email protected].