Staff picks
98 BPM sits just under 100, a tempo that feels lively but never rushed. It is common in hip-hop, Latin pop and mid-tempo dance tracks.
Good uses for 98 BPM
- upbeat vlogs and travel recaps;
- food and cooking videos with quick cuts;
- social ads that need a friendly pulse;
- dance and fitness warm-ups.
The feel of 98 BPM
It is close to a brisk walking pace, so it keeps viewers moving without pushing them. With a swung groove it sounds like hip-hop, with a bouncing kick it leans toward Latin pop, and with four-on-the-floor drums it becomes a relaxed dance track. Its even pulse is easy to edit to: start new scenes on the first beat of a bar and the cut feels natural. It also leaves enough space for voiceovers and on-screen text.
Make your own 98 BPM track
Choose 98 BPM and a genre, or try a prompt like upbeat Latin pop groove at 98 BPM for a summer travel video. Mubert Render builds an original track for you. More ideas are in Latin Pop.
License
Every track is royalty-free and comes with a clear license. What each plan covers is listed on the license page.