Free audio tools for musicians

Why use browser-based audio tools?

Traditional audio editing software requires downloading, installing, and often paying for a license. Browser-based tools skip all of that. You open a page, drop in your file, and get to work.

There are a few reasons this matters for musicians:

• No installs - works on any computer, Chromebook, or tablet without downloading software
• Privacy by design - your audio files are processed locally using the Web Audio API. Nothing is uploaded to a server, so unreleased tracks stay private
• Instant access - no accounts, no email verification, no waiting. The tool loads and you're ready
• Always up to date - no need to check for updates or manage versions. You always get the latest version

These tools are built for quick tasks like adding a fade to your track - not as a replacement for your DAW. They handle the small jobs that don't need a full production environment.

Built for SoundCloud artists and labels

Premierely is a SoundCloud premiere and repost booking platform. These tools exist because we kept seeing artists run into the same issues when preparing tracks for premieres and reposts.

Prepare tracks for premieres

Use the audio fade tool to add a professional fade-in and fade-out to your track. A clean intro makes a big difference when a channel premieres your music - it sounds polished and intentional, not like the file was cut off.

Convert WAV to MP3 for sharing

Your DAW exports lossless WAV files, but those 50 MB files aren't practical for sending demos or sharing on social media. The WAV to MP3 converter lets you batch convert your WAV files to MP3 at 128, 192, 256, or 320 kbps. Keep your original WAVs for SoundCloud uploads (they re-compress everything anyway) and use the MP3 copies for blogs, emails, and promo.

Extract audio from TikTok for sampling or remixing

Found a sound on TikTok you want to use in a project? The TikTok to MP3 converter lets you paste any TikTok link and download the audio as a 320 kbps MP3. No signup, no installs - just paste and download.

Tag your files so they show up correctly everywhere

When someone downloads your track, the first thing they see is what their file explorer or music player shows them. If the metadata is missing, the file shows up as "Unknown Artist - Track_01.mp3" - that's a bad first impression. Use the audio metadata editor to set the title, artist, album, genre, artwork, and catalog ID before you distribute. Properly tagged files display correctly in Finder, Windows Explorer, iTunes, Spotify, and every music player. You can tag an entire EP at once and copy shared fields like album name and genre across all tracks in one click.

How to prepare your track for a SoundCloud premiere

If you're submitting a track to a premiere channel for the first time, here's a simple workflow to get it right:

1. Add a fade-in and fade-out - open the audio fade tool, upload your track, and add a short fade (1-3 seconds) to the intro and outro. This gives the track a professional feel.
2. Check your metadata - open the audio metadata editor and make sure the title, artist name, genre, and artwork are set correctly. Channels rely on this info when posting your track, and listeners see it when they download.
3. Check your loudness - make sure your track hits around -14 LUFS (the SoundCloud and Spotify target). If it's too quiet or too loud, use your DAW or a loudness tool to normalize it before export.
4. Export in the right format - upload WAV to SoundCloud for the best quality. If you need MP3 copies for promo, use the WAV to MP3 converter at 320 kbps.
5. Submit to a channel - head to Premierely's channel finder, pick a channel that matches your genre, and submit your track.

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