Raw loop — hard cut
Listen at the loop point — you'll hear a click.
Looping technique · Free Chrome extension
Crossfading technique for seamless audio loops
Crossfading is the classic way to hide a loop seam — you overlap the end and start so the click is masked. It works, but it softens transients and can muddy the join. A cleaner approach is a correct splice: Loop Music aligns the ends so the loop is seamless with no fade at all, in about 20 seconds.
- No dulling fade
- Keeps transients sharp
- Seamless in ~20s
Drop your track here
track.wav
Loop point — volume dips to zero (gap)
Leveling the seam…
Seamless loop ready — loop.wav
Export: WAV
∞ seamless
↑ Drop a track → click Create loop → the seam levels into an even, seamless WAV
A seamless loop repeats with no click and no pause
Hear a crossfaded loop lose punch — then a clean-spliced loop that stays sharp.
Real processing takes about 20 seconds.
Seamless loop
Same loop point — now smooth and click-free.
Hit "Convert to seamless" to unlock
🎧 Best with headphones. Real audio: the loop point (where the end meets the start) plays in the middle of each clip.
For loopers weighing crossfade vs. splice
When a fade dulls the sound, a proper splice is the answer.
Producers
Keep drum transients tight instead of fading them.
Beat makers
Loops that stay punchy at the join.
Sound designers
Textures spliced cleanly without a smeared overlap.
Creators
Beds that loop with no crossfade guesswork.
Anyone crossfading by hand
Skip the overlap math with an automatic splice.
Skip the crossfade in 3 steps
Let a correct splice replace the fade.
Upload your loop
Drop the track into the free Loop Music extension.
Click Create loop
It aligns the ends on matching samples — no fade, about 20 seconds.
Preview & download
A/B the sharp, seamless loop, then export WAV (Pro) or FLAC (Free).
Simple, honest pricing
Free gives you five loops a month. Go Pro for WAV export and higher limits.
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Perfect to try it out
- 5 loops / month
- No loop history
- No WAV export
- Standard queue
Pro
$2.99
/ month
Billed $35.88/year — save 25%
- 300 loops / month
- History of all loops
- WAV export
- No watermarks
- Priority queue
Yearly plan billed as $35.88/year — just $2.99/mo (save 25%). Cancel anytime.
100%
seamless — every loop, every export
~20s
to a finished seamless loop
6+
audio formats supported
A crossfade hides a seam; a correct splice removes it — Loop Music does the latter.
Crossfading loops: common questions
When to crossfade and when to splice instead.
Should I crossfade to make a seamless loop?
You can, but crossfading masks the seam by overlapping audio, which dulls transients. Loop Music instead places a correct splice, so the loop is seamless with no fade and stays sharp.
A splice is usually better for punchy material like drums and beats, where a fade softens the hit.
What's the difference between a crossfade and a splice?
A crossfade overlaps and blends the end and start to hide a click; a splice joins them at a matching point so there's no click to hide. Loop Music uses the splice approach.
The splice keeps the full dynamics of the audio, while a crossfade always trades some punch for smoothness.
Does a crossfade change the loop length?
Yes — an overlap shortens the loop by the fade duration, which can throw off timing. Loop Music's splice keeps the loop tight without that trade-off.
For beat-accurate loops, avoiding the overlap helps the loop stay on the grid.
Is it free to try?
Yes — Loop Music's free plan includes five seamless loops a month, and each takes about 20 seconds to make.
Pro adds WAV export and a higher limit if you loop audio regularly.
Get a sharp loop without a crossfade
Splice the ends cleanly free in about 20 seconds — no dulling fade.
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