Load your audio
Select a supported audio file from your device. Processing starts locally in your browser.
Free online audio tools for effects, batch processing, multitrack mixing, noise reduction, and audio visualizer videos. Processing stays in your browser by default.
Choose a file to begin.
These actions use your loaded audio and run in this browser.
BPM is an estimate. Vocal removal uses center-channel cancellation and works best when vocals are centered in a stereo mix. Pitch and tempo change together in this version.
Record from your microphone and load the resulting WAV into the studio. Allow microphone access when prompted.
Choose two or more files in the order you want them joined. Optional crossfades smooth transitions.
Detect quiet gaps and export a new WAV with long silent sections removed. The original loaded audio stays unchanged.
Use compression for more consistent dynamics, analyze the loaded source peak/RMS level, and normalize the exported result to a peak target.
Batch-process files, build a simple multitrack mix, reduce steady background noise, or create an audio visualizer video. These tools run locally in your browser.
Apply one preset to several tracks and download the processed WAV files in a ZIP. Files stay on this device.
Layer up to 12 audio clips. Set each clip's start time, level, pan, and mute state, then render a stereo mix.
Estimate a noise profile from the beginning of a recording, then apply spectral subtraction. Use a section that contains only background noise for best results.
Build a custom music visualizer with different animations, layouts, themes, title placement, background images and editable credit text. Preview locally and export a WebM video when your browser supports recording.
Exports render in real time. Full HD, 60 FPS and very high quality use more memory and CPU. Browser export is WebM; MP4 is not generated by this tool.
These advanced tools run locally in your browser. Batch processing outputs WAV, the multitrack mixer renders WAV, and the visualizer exports WebM when the browser supports MediaRecorder. Spectral subtraction may leave musical artifacts and is not AI source separation.
Start with a tool, then fine-tune your sound in the studio above.
Select a supported audio file from your device. Processing starts locally in your browser.
Try a preset or adjust the controls. Preview your changes before exporting.
Export WAV locally, or opt in to server-assisted MP3 conversion.
Effects and WAV export are processed in your browser. If you choose MP3 export, the processed audio is sent to this server for encoding only after you check the consent box.
WAV is rendered locally in your browser. Recorder, joiner, silence-cut export, and mastering tools run locally. MP3 export requires FFmpeg on the server and, after your explicit consent, uploads only the already-processed audio for encoding. Input format support depends on the browser.
No. The speed control uses playback-rate adjustment, which changes both speed and pitch. Pitch-preserving time stretching requires a dedicated DSP algorithm.
Yes, the layout adapts to mobile screens. Large audio files may take longer to decode and process on mobile devices.