Audio Crossfade
Crossfade between two audio tracks
Track A
Track B
What is Audio Crossfade?
Blends the end of one audio track into the start of the next for smooth transitions. Set the crossfade duration and curve type (linear, exponential, equal power) until it sounds right. Works great for DJ sets, podcast editing, and mixtapes.
How to use
- Upload two audio files — Track A and Track B. The tool shows their waveforms side by side with the overlap zone highlighted.
- Set the crossfade duration (1-30 seconds) and choose a fade curve: linear for steady blending, exponential for dramatic transitions, or equal power for constant perceived volume.
- Preview the crossfade in real-time, adjust timing if needed, then download the merged audio as a single file.
Result
A wedding DJ uploads a slow dance track and an upbeat song, sets a 6-second equal-power crossfade, previews the transition to confirm the energy shift feels natural, then downloads the merged file.
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