Make a Song Sped Up (Nightcore Maker)

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What is a sped up song?

Sped up songs have taken over social media. It is a remixing technique where you take a standard track, increase the tempo significantly, and let the pitch shift up. This makes the vocals sound higher and much faster, almost giving them a frantic, energetic, chipmunk-style vibe.

It is the exact opposite of the slowed and reverb trend, and these high-energy remixes are perfect for fast-paced TikTok transitions or intense workout playlists.

How to speed up any track

You can turn any boring song into a frantic, high-energy remix right here in your browser. Just upload your audio file and use the speed slider. As you increase the speed, you will hear the pitch shift higher, making the vocals sound completely different.

Once you find the perfect tempo that fits your video or your vibe, just click export. We will quickly process the audio and give you a brand new sped up MP3 to download.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same thing as nightcore?

Yes, the modern sped up trend is basically just a rebranding of the classic nightcore style from the 2000s. Both techniques rely on speeding up the tempo and raising the pitch.

How fast is too fast?

Once you push the speed past 1.5x (50% faster), the lyrics usually become completely unintelligible. The sweet spot for TikTok edits is usually around a 20% to 30% speed increase.

Why do the vocals sound like chipmunks?

Because we are speeding up the playback sample rate. When the speed increases, the physical sound waves become shorter, which naturally raises the pitch of everything in the track.