Free tool · DFW

Program music cutter.

Splice one or more songs into a competition-ready program mix. Pick the parts to keep from each track, set your time, choose how the joins sound — we render it and email you the file.

MP3 · M4A · WAV · AAC · FLAC  ·  up to 5 songs, 25 MB each  ·  output up to 10 min  ·  up to 12 clips

01 Your songs

Upload one or more tracks you own (up to 5). You can splice clips from any of them together. Files are deleted from our server after your mix is made.

Drop audio files here, or click to choose
MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC or FLAC · max 25 MB each · up to 5 songs

02 Keep-segments

The clips to keep, in play order. Pick which song each clip comes from, then set its in/out with m:ss (e.g. 0:44) — or drag the cyan blocks on a song's waveform above. Use the arrows to reorder.

03 Length & sound

Heads up: a crossfade between very different sections (a quiet verse into a big chorus) can sound like two songs at once. If the join sounds muddy, try Fade instead.

04 Where to send it

We render in the background and email you the finished MP3 — you can close this tab once it starts.

◷ Working on your mix…

Queued…

✓ Your mix is ready

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Free figure skating program music cutter

Cutting and splicing music for a competition program used to mean wrestling with desktop audio software or paying an editor. This free tool does it in your browser: upload one song or several, pick the parts of each track you want, splice them in any order, set your exact program time, choose how the joins should sound, and we email you a clean, rink-ready MP3. It works for figure skating, synchronized skating, ice dance and hockey power-skating routines alike.

How to cut music for a skating program

  1. Upload your song. MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, OGG or FLAC, up to 25 MB. It's deleted from our server as soon as your mix is made.
  2. Mark the parts to keep. Drag the blocks on the waveform, or type exact m:ss times. Keep one continuous section or stitch several together.
  3. Set your program length. Enter the target time for your level (for example 2:10 for a well-balanced program) and the tool trims to fit.
  4. Choose the transition. Fade for a clean scene-change, hard cut when energies match, crossfade to blend, or beat-matched to keep the rhythm locked.
  5. Get it emailed. We render in the background and send the finished MP3 — usually within a minute.

Questions

How do I cut music for a figure skating program?

Upload your song, mark the sections you want to keep, set your program's target length, and choose how the joins should sound. The tool renders a single clean MP3 and emails it to you — usually within a minute.

Is the skating music cutter free?

Yes, completely free. You enter your name and email so we can send you the finished mix; there's nothing to install and no watermark on the audio.

What audio formats can I use?

Upload MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, OGG or FLAC up to 25 MB. The finished mix is a 320 kbps MP3, which every rink sound system can play.

Can it match the cuts to the beat?

Yes. Choose the beat-matched transition and each join snaps to the song's beat grid so the rhythm stays locked through the cut — great for upbeat programs.

Will the cut land mid-word?

Leave “snap to the nearest quiet point” on and the tool nudges each cut to a breath or gap in the audio, so joins don't chop through a lyric.

Can I combine multiple songs?

Yes. Upload up to five songs and splice clips from any of them together in whatever order you like — song A's intro into song B's chorus into song A's finish, for example — with fades, hard cuts, crossfades or beat-matched joins between them. Beat-matching locks to each song's own beat grid; for a join between two different songs a fade or crossfade usually sounds best.

Built by Skating with Sam — private figure & power skating coaching with USFS Gold Medalist Sam Dafoe at the Children's Health StarCenter in Farmers Branch, serving Dallas–Fort Worth. Need help choosing music or choreography for your program? Book a lesson.

Your upload is processed only to make your mix and removed afterward; finished files are kept up to a week so we can re-send them, then deleted. Only cut music you have the right to use.