Cut your music to competition length — exactly
Rules say 2:00 means 2:00. Pick the limit, slide the window to the section you're using, set your fades, and export a WAV that's exactly on time.
Nothing is uploaded — your audio never leaves your device.
The highlighted window is exactly your time limit — drag it to the part of the song you're using.
The cut is easy. The musicality is the studio's job.
This cuts to the clock. SongChoreo maps the song's counts and sections first, so your cut can land on a phrase instead of mid-word. Sign up and see your track mapped: 3 full packs free.
Frequently asked questions
How do I cut a song to exactly 2 minutes?
Choose the 2:00 preset (or type a custom time), and a window of exactly that length appears on the waveform. Slide it to the part of the song you're using, preview, and export — the WAV is sample-accurate to the limit, fades included.
Do the fades count toward the time limit?
In this tool, yes — the fade-out finishes exactly at the cut length, which is how most competitions measure. If your rulebook measures differently, shorten the window a hair to be safe.
What fade lengths do competitions expect?
There's no universal rule, but 1–3 second fade-outs are common and safe. A tiny 10–50 ms fade-in kills any click at the start without being audible as a fade.
Will the export lose quality?
No — the cut is made on the decoded audio and exported as uncompressed 16-bit WAV. Bring a WAV or high-bitrate MP3 in and you'll get competition-grade audio out.