Pitch & Tempo Editor

Change the pitch.
Change the tempo. Independently.

Shift a track up or down in semitones, or speed it up and slow it down — without the chipmunk effect. Runs entirely in your browser: free, no signup, no upload, no limit on how long you experiment.

Try it now — no signup

Try it now — pick a file, drag the sliders

Free, no signup, no upload. Runs entirely in your browser using the same soundtouchjs engine as the full app.

Your file is processed locally — never uploaded, never stored.

Why DJs use it
  • Independent pitch and tempo control — speed up a track without raising its pitch, or drop the key without slowing it down
  • Semitone-accurate pitch shifting (±6 semitones), powered by the same soundtouchjs engine as the full app
  • Runs 100% in your browser via the Web Audio API — your file is never uploaded anywhere
  • No account, no watermark, and no limit on how many tracks you try in this demo
How it works
1

Pick a track

Choose any audio file from your device — nothing is uploaded.

2

Adjust pitch and tempo

Drag the sliders independently, with a real-time preview as you go.

3

Sign up to apply it to your library (optional)

Create a free account to use the same engine on tracks you've already uploaded.

Frequently asked questions
Is this really free?

Yes — this demo runs entirely in your browser using the same audio engine as the signed-in app. There's no signup, no upload, and no limit on how many tracks you try.

Does my file get uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything happens locally in your browser via the Web Audio API — your file never leaves your device.

What's the difference between pitch and tempo here?

Tempo changes playback speed independently of key; pitch shifts the key in semitones independently of speed. Adjust either one without affecting the other — unlike a turntable's pitch fader, which couples the two.

Can I export or download the result?

Not from this demo — it's preview-only. Sign up free and add the track to your library to unlock export from the full Pitcher tab.

Why would I need this as a DJ?

Match a track's key to the rest of your set without slowing it down, or push the energy up with a faster tempo without a pitched-up vocal.