MeloCutNightcore and sped up song maker
Make the fast, high, energetic version of any song. The settings are ready, and you can fine-tune them.
How it works
Choose any song from your device.
1.20× speed and +3 semitones are set. Press Play with effects.
Convert and save it as an MP3.
The nightcore sound
Nightcore edits play a song about 15 to 30% faster and raise the pitch by 2 to 4 semitones, which gives the bright, energetic sound. The sped up versions on TikTok and Instagram use the same idea, usually a bit less extreme.
Ideas
Add a little Bass so it doesn't sound thin, switch on Auto loudness to keep it punchy, or go the other way with the Slowed + Reverb maker.
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Popular conversions
You can add MeloCut to your phone's home screen and open it like an app. Use a tool once while you're online and it keeps working offline after that.
How to installQuestions and answers
What is the difference between nightcore and sped up?
Both are faster and higher. Nightcore is usually more extreme. Lower the speed to about 1.1× for a softer sped up version.
Can I keep the original pitch?
Yes. Set Pitch back to 0, or use the Speed Up Audio tool, which keeps the pitch.