Dance, skating and cheer · Updated 20 October 2026
Your routine.
Your music, exactly as long.
Routine music usually needs a set length, the right tempo and sometimes no lyrics. You can do all of it in the browser: cut, change the speed, join sections and take the vocals out.
Check your competition's rules for music length, edits and lyrics before you start.
Build the track step by step
- Cut the part you need. In the audio cutter, keep the section of the song you skate or dance to and add a short fade at each end.
- Join sections from different songs. The audio joiner puts clips together in order, with crossfades where they meet.
- Fit the tempo. The speed changer makes the music faster or slower without changing its key, from 50% to 200%. Small changes of 3–5% are hard to hear and can make a section fit the choreography.
- Take out the lyrics if you need to. The vocal remover takes the singing out and keeps the music.
- Even out the volume. If the sections come from different songs, run the final track through the audio normalizer so no part jumps out.
Hit the exact length
Cut slightly long, then use the speed changer to land on the exact time: a 2:40 cut at 103% plays in about 2:35. Listen at the new speed with the choreography before you commit.
Do the AI step first
If you need the vocals out, do that before you cut and join. The vocal remover works best on the original song, and the browser tools then work with the music only.
Start with the cut
Choose your song, keep the part you need and download it as WAV.
This one runs right in your browser. Pro adds the AI tools too: vocals, stems, captions and more.
Related editing help
See making a medley of songs, fading audio in and out and slowing a song without changing the pitch.