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Make any song sound like it's playing in the next room, free. Save it as MP3 or WAV.
Your file. Your browser. Nothing uploaded.
Yes, 100% free. No sign up, no watermark and no limits.
No. Your song never leaves your device. Everything happens right in your browser, so it stays private and works on unreleased tracks, beats and voice memos too.
Drop your song in the box, press Play and pick Next Room. Adjust Muffle amount and Room echo until it sounds right, then click Export MP3.
Pick the Party Downstairs preset. It muffles the song heavily but keeps the bass thumping through, like music coming through a floor.
Set Door effect to "Door opens" and pick a fade time. The song starts muffled and clears up, like someone opening the door into the party. "Door closes" does the opposite.
Yes. Type the second in "Door starts at", or play to the moment you want and click "Start the door here".
It sets how much of the high end is cut. Low values (around 150 to 300 Hz) sound like a thick wall or a car outside. Higher values (2 to 5 kHz) sound only slightly muffled.
It cuts the low end to make the thin, leaky sound of music from someone else's headphones. Try the Headphones On Someone Else preset.
Yes. The door opening effect is popular for edits and transitions, like walking into a party or a club.
Any audio your browser can play: MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG and more. Save the result as MP3 or WAV.
Turn off silent mode (the switch or Action button on the side), turn up the volume, and press Play again. Older iPhones mute web audio in silent mode.
This free muffled song effect makes any track sound like it's coming through a wall, from the next room or from a party downstairs, right in your browser. No app and no upload.
Walls block high sounds but let bass through. That's why a party next door is all muffled thumping. Party Downstairs copies that: a heavy muffle with the bass kept strong.
Turn on "Door opens" to fade from muffled to fully clear over 2 to 30 seconds, like walking into the room where the music is playing. Use "Door closes" to go the other way, like leaving the party.
Lower the volume, add a little room echo and a light muffle, and the song sounds like it's playing somewhere in the distance. Great for intros, sad edits and storytelling videos.
Car Outside makes the bass-heavy boom of a car stereo passing by. Headphones On Someone Else makes the tiny, tinny sound of music leaking from someone's earbuds.
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