Give any song a DJ-friendly intro
Radio edits start too fast to mix. Select a clean loop from the track, choose how many times it should run, and export an edit with a proper extended intro — or a long outro for the mix out.
Nothing is uploaded — your audio never leaves your device.
Drag around a clean instrumental phrase. ←→ nudge the end, Alt for the start, Shift for big steps. Test the loop before you build the edit.
The studio knows where the bar actually starts.
Here, your ears set the loop points — and on a tight groove they'll do fine. The studio's engine heard the whole song first: bar-locked loops that never drift, plus the stems to build clean DJ tools from. Sign up: 3 full packs free.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a DJ intro edit?
Load the track, drag a selection around a clean instrumental phrase (bars of drums work best), pick how many repeats you want, and choose Intro or Outro. The tool builds the edit with equal-power crossfades at every seam and exports a WAV.
How do I pick a good loop section?
Aim for a phrase with a steady groove and no vocals — usually right after the first chorus or in the outro. Start the selection on a downbeat; the zero-crossing snap keeps the seams click-free, and your ears do the rest.
Why do my repeats drift off the beat?
If the selection isn't an exact number of bars, each repeat shifts the groove. Nudge the selection edges with the arrow keys until the loop plays seamlessly before you export — or let the studio's beat-locked engine cut it exactly.
What format is the export?
Uncompressed 16-bit WAV at the source sample rate, ready for your DJ software or a quick tag in your library.