Mark the song, press one button. Loudness Match cuts the drums on the beat, removes the vocals, matches the loudness and hands you a full DJ edit — intro, song and outro — tagged and ready to play.
Windows 10 / 11 · Mac coming soon · No account needed for the trial
Pool intros come too loud or too quiet, drift off the grid, and don't exist for half the songs you play. Loudness Match makes your own version of any song you own.
The intro comes out at the same level as the part of the song it was cut from — loudness, waveform and low end. No jump when the vocals come in.
Cuts land on the real kick and the whole edit sits on one beat grid — your DJ app's grid if you want.
4, 8, 16 or 32 bars. Dirty or Clean. Lead-in vocals over the drums, the song under the outro. You decide.
One window instead of a DAW, a stem separator, a loudness meter and a tag editor.
Drums intro + the untouched song + drums outro, in one file on one grid.
Set four hot cues and the times fill themselves in — no typing.
A state-of-the-art model runs on your own computer. Nothing is uploaded.
Let the song's vocals come in over the drums, at the song's own level.
Hear the song's entry and the outro right away, from the waveform.
Drop ten marked songs, press Make All, come back to ten finished edits.
Turn a 16-bar edit into 8 bars without re-encoding — same quality, tags kept.
MP3 320, M4A or AIFF, with the original title, artist, artwork and BPM.
Three steps, about a minute per song on a computer with an NVIDIA graphics card.
In VirtualDJ set hot cues for the drums, where the song comes in, and where the outro starts — or type the times.
Loudness Match cuts, separates, matches and builds the edit. One file, tagged.
Listen to the joins in the app, then load the edit in Rekordbox, Serato or VirtualDJ.
The Preview shows the whole edit — drums in cyan, the song in orange. Click anywhere to listen, or jump straight to the song's entry and the outro.
Mark your songs in VirtualDJ, drop them on Batch and press Make All. Each song uses its own cues; one problem song never stops the rest.
Pay once. Try it free for 7 days first.
In Egypt? Pay 500 EGP instead →
Many Egyptian debit cards only work for payments in EGP. Buy Loudness Match in pounds with InstaPay instead — you get the same license key as everyone else.
The download link opens soon. On first launch the app sets up its vocal-removal engine (a one-time download of about 1–3 GB, depending on your graphics card).
Tell me when it's readyWindows 10 or 11 (64-bit). An NVIDIA graphics card makes it fast (under a minute per intro); without one it works on the processor, more slowly (a few minutes per intro). A Mac version is in the works.
The edits are normal MP3, M4A or AIFF files: they work in Rekordbox, Serato, VirtualDJ, Traktor and on CDJs. Marking songs with cues works with VirtualDJ today.
No. Everything — including the vocal removal — runs on your own computer.
Never. Every edit is a new file saved next to the original song.
The app asks for a license key. Buy once and enter the key; it works on one computer. Got a new computer? Deactivate the key on the old one and activate it on the new one.
Pay 500 EGP with InstaPay — see Pay in EGP. You get the same license key.
Yes — see the refund policy. Please use the free trial first to make sure it fits your workflow.