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How do I make a mashup of two songs for free?
The answer
Upload both songs to a free mashup maker such as the SongUp AI Mashup Creator below, pick where the crossfade starts and how long it lasts, preview it, and download the mashup as WAV. Songs with similar tempos (BPM) blend best. To put one song’s vocals over another’s beat, use AI Blend.
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Song B
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Step by step
- 1
Pick two songs with similar tempos
The tool shows each song’s BPM; close tempos and keys blend most smoothly.
- 2
Upload both songs
Song A plays first and Song B takes over.
- 3
Set the crossfade
Choose where the fade starts and how long it lasts. The equal-power curve keeps the volume steady.
- 4
Preview and download
Play it back, then download the mashup as WAV.
Tips
- The Mashup Creator does not stretch tempos. For exact beat-matching, the free DJ app Mixxx has tempo sync.
- For vocals from one song over the instrumental of another, use AI Blend, which splits both songs into stems first.
Questions
Is it free?
No. It is completely free, with a free account: no watermark and no limit. It runs in your browser, so your audio is never uploaded.
Can I post the mashup on TikTok or YouTube?
Mashups of songs you do not own can be claimed or removed; publishing or monetising them needs the rights holders’ permission.
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