Drop in a recording and a music track — the music automatically makes room for the voice.
How it works
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Add the recording first, then drag in the music
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The music sits under the voice and ducks while you speak
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Listen back, set the music level and export MP3 or WAV
FAQ
- What if the music is longer or shorter than the recording?
- No manual trimming needed. Longer music fades out at the end; shorter music loops, so it ends up exactly as long as the voice.
- Can the music get quieter when I talk?
- Yes — that is auto-ducking. The music drops when speech is detected and comes back in the pauses. You can still set the overall music volume yourself.
- Are my recording and music uploaded?
- No. Mixing happens in your browser; the files never leave your device.
- Do you provide background music?
- No, bring music you have the rights to use. To generate a track with AI, try TutuSound; to add music to a video, use TutuCut.
- Is it free? Do I need an account?
- Free, no account, and no watermark on the export.
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