For editors
The audio side of your edits, sorted
Sped up audios, slowed audios, pitch-shifted hooks — Y2K Player makes the audio for your edits on the phone you edit on. Dial the speed live, loop the exact section you need, and export a clean audio file your video editor accepts.
Dial the sound in by ear
Import the track, then slide tempo and pitch live until it hits — sped up for that bright edit energy, slowed for the moody one. Linked mode keeps it natural like a turntable; unlinked gives you full control. Effects like reverb and bitcrusher stack on top.
Loop the moment
Edits are built on a hook. Mark the loop right on the waveform, trim the dead intro, and the export contains exactly what you shaped — no desktop tools involved.
Into your editor
Exports are standard M4A or WAV files with no audio watermark — they drop straight into CapCut, VN, or any editor's audio track. Full-length export is part of the one-time Pro unlock; 30-second clips are free, which often covers an edit anyway.
Questions
FAQ
How do I make a sped up version of a song for an edit?
Import the song into Y2K Player, slide the tempo up (about 115–135% is typical for edits), export, and add the file to your video editor's audio track.
Can I use the exported audio in CapCut or TikTok?
The exports are standard M4A/WAV files, so any editor accepts them. Make sure you have the rights to the music you use — the app works on files you own.
Is there a watermark on the audio?
No — exported audio is clean. (Screen recordings of the free app carry a small visual watermark; Pro removes it.)
Can I export just one section?
Yes — trim and loop on the waveform and export exactly the slice you shaped.
Free to try, yours forever
No ads, no accounts, no subscription — and Pro is a single one-time unlock. Works completely offline.
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