Free Song Mashup Maker

Published By Veena Studio

A song mashup maker blends parts of different songs into one: the vocal from one, the beat from another, both in the same tempo and key. Veena has everything it takes in one free browser studio. Split songs into stems, match their tempo, shift their pitch, and line the parts up on a timeline. CoProducer, Veena's personal music producer, can then write the build and the drops that tie them together.

A mashup site gives you a rough blend and a file. In Veena the parts stay separate tracks, so you can fix a clash, rebalance the mix and add your own recording before you export.

Who the free mashup maker is for

  • Bedroom producers who hear how two songs fit and want to build it.
  • DJs and live performers making an edit or a transition for their set.
  • Singers putting their own voice over a different instrumental.
  • Anyone on a Chromebook, a work laptop or a phone, where stem tools and a DAW would be two installs.

How to make a mashup, step by step

  1. Open daw.veena.studio and sign in with Google. A new project opens in the browser.
  2. Bring in both songs. Press Upload or drag each file onto the timeline. Use songs and recordings you have the rights to.
  3. Split each into stems. Right-click a clip and choose Separate into Stems. Vocals, drums, bass and other land on four lined-up tracks.
  4. Choose the parts. Keep the vocal from one song and the drums, bass and other from the other. Mute or delete the rest.
  5. Match the tempo. Set the project tempo in the transport bar, then use Match to BPM in the Waveform tab to fit the other part to it.
  6. Match the key. Press Find Key on each clip, then turn Pitch Shift on one until they agree.
  7. Build the transitions. Ask CoProducer for a drum build, a riser or a bass drop at the join, then balance the mix and export.

Which control does which job

You want toUseWhat changes
Pull a vocal or a beat out of a songSeparate into StemsFour tracks: vocals, drums, bass, other
Make two songs the same speedMatch to BPMThe tempo, with the pitch kept
Make two songs the same keyFind Key, then Pitch ShiftThe pitch, in semitones
Move the whole project's keyChange Key in the transport barCoProducer transposes the MIDI parts
Join the sectionsCoProducerA build, a drop or a fill written to your tempo

Shift the stem, not the song

Pitch-shifting a full mix moves the drums with it. Shift only the stem that carries the notes, the vocal or the bass, and leave the drums alone: the result sounds cleaner. Our free pitch shifter page walks through each case, and the guide to key and tempo covers the readings.

Then the producer walks in

A blend of two songs is a starting point. Record your own vocal over it, or tell CoProducer what to build around it: new drums, a bass line, a chord pad, written to your tempo and key, as separate tracks with three takes of each. Everything stays editable and the mashup exports with no watermark.

Free song mashup maker: how Veena compares

VeenaA one-click mashup siteA desktop DAW
Runs in the browserYes, phones includedYesNo, it is an install
Splits songs into stemsYes, freeVariesNot built in on most
Match tempo and key per partYes, on the timelineAutomatic, no controlYes, by hand
Add your own recording or new partsYes, with CoProducerNoYes, by hand
After the blendMix and export in the same projectDownload a fileLearn the rest of the DAW

Veena is the free mashup maker that comes with a studio and a producer: pick the parts, match them, then finish the track. Want the stem tools on their own? Try the free stem splitter, or start your first mashup free now.

Related reading: Stem separation in Veena · Free pitch shifter · Best AI remix tools

Try this in Veena

Take the vocal stem from my first song and the instrumental stems from my second, match the vocal to the second song's tempo, shift it into the second song's key, and add a 4-bar drum build before the chorus.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a free song mashup maker?

Yes. Veena is an AI DAW with a personal music producer built in. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you — beats, chords, melody, arrangement and mix — as real tracks you can edit, mix and export. Free, in your browser. Stem splitting, tempo matching and pitch shifting, everything a mashup needs, are part of the free studio.

How do I make a mashup of two songs online?

Open daw.veena.studio, sign in with Google and upload both songs. Right-click each clip and choose Separate into Stems, then keep the vocal from one and the drums, bass and other from the other. Match one to the other's tempo, shift it into the same key and press play to hear them together.

How do I match the tempo of two songs?

In Veena, select the clip, open its Waveform tab and use Match to BPM: check the Original BPM and match it to the project tempo. Time-stretching keeps the recording's pitch, so the vocal speeds up or slows down without sounding higher or lower. Set the project tempo in the transport bar first.

How do I get two songs into the same key?

In Veena, select each clip, open Waveform and press Find Key to read its key. Then turn Pitch Shift on one clip up or down in semitones until the two keys agree. Veena lets you shift a single stem, such as just the vocal, leaves the drums untouched, which keeps the result clean.

Can I use only the vocals from one song and the beat from another?

Yes. Veena's free stem splitter places vocals, drums, bass and other on their own tracks, lined up with the original. Mute the stems you do not want, or delete them, and keep the ones that belong in your mashup. Everything stays on one editable timeline.

Can I add my own parts to a mashup?

Yes. Record your voice or an instrument over the blend, or ask CoProducer for a new drum build, bass line or chord part under it. Every part CoProducer writes is a real track you can edit, with three takes of each to choose from.

Can I export my mashup?

Yes. Veena exports the full mix or every track on its own, as 24-bit/48 kHz WAV or 320 kbps MP3, with no cap and no watermark on the free plan. Use songs and recordings you have the rights to, and you own the Output you generate on every plan.

Meet your personal music producer

Free, in your browser. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you.

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