76 BPM Metronome
76 beats per minute is relaxed walking pace, gentle and unhurried. It falls in the adagio / adagietto / andante range. Press play below for a steady click at exactly 76 BPM, then read on for the tempo markings, genres, and songs that live at this speed.
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About 76 BPM
76 BPM is a versatile tempo sitting at the crossroads of adagio, adagietto, and andante. It is slow enough to feel contemplative but has enough forward motion to feel like a gentle walk. This makes it one of the most popular tempos for emotional pop ballads and acoustic songs that balance vulnerability with momentum.
Tempo Markings
76 BPM falls within the following tempo markings:
What 76 BPM Feels Like
Relaxed walking pace, gentle and unhurried
Common Genres
- Pop, Mid-tempo pop ballads often settle at 76 BPM
- Folk, Gentle folk songs and acoustic tracks favor this tempo
- Classical, Transitional movements between adagio and andante use 76 BPM
Songs at 76 BPM
- Let It Be, The Beatles
- Tears in Heaven, Eric Clapton
- Perfect, Ed Sheeran
Nearby Tempos
FAQ
What tempo marking is 76 BPM?
76 BPM sits at the intersection of adagio (66-76 BPM), adagietto (72-76 BPM), and andante (76-108 BPM). It marks the transition from slow to moderate tempos.
Is 76 BPM slow or moderate?
76 BPM is right at the boundary. It is the upper edge of adagio (slow) and the lower edge of andante (moderate walking pace). Most musicians feel it as a gentle, unhurried pace.
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