SideCut

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Settings

App icon

The favicon / address-bar icon follows your theme automatically — pick a fixed color here to override it (only the browser tab icon changes after install; the home-screen icon is a cached file the OS manages).

Liquid glass mode

Frosted, translucent panels for the now-playing bar and popups — layers on top of whichever theme you pick. Or tap the Liquid Glass theme for the full look in one go.

Important

The few things worth setting up first — your AI key, and a plain-language map of everything SideCut can do.

🔑 Gemini AI key

Paste a free Gemini API key. SideCut uses it to complete discographies and to hear a song and line up its lyrics to the recording. It stays on this device.

auto-saves

Free at aistudio.google.com/apikey

Each line names where to find it.

Getting music in

• Your own files: + Add songs → + Files, + Add folder, or Import library for a backup .zip (Discover card or Settings → More).

• From a link: paste a Spotify (or YouTube) song, album or playlist link into Spotify to MP3 — Discover → Conversion Tools.

• Spotify playlist: paste the playlist link, or export a .csv from Spotify and use Import CSV.

• Moving phones: Export everything → one .zip; on the new phone, Import library → pick that .zip.

Playing

• Tap a song to play; the bar at the bottom has play/pause, skip, shuffle and repeat.

• Jump to the playing song: tap the record on the now bar — it scrolls the list to that song.

• Seek style, crossfade, gapless, auto-volume: Settings → Playback & sound. Everything that makes a sound is in that one menu — crossfade, gapless, auto-volume, the 8-band EQ, the volume boost and the anti-muffler.

• Sleep timer: the ⋮ menu on the now bar. DJ Mode: the DJ MODE button under the player, or Studio → DJ Mode (the turntable rig). Auto-DJ beat blending: Studio → Auto-DJ.

• Outside the app: playback keeps going when you leave the app; the lock screen, the notification-shade player and the home-screen widget carry prev / play-pause / next, a paused song starts again right there without opening the app, and a tap on the widget picks the song you were last playing back up. It is on by default, and Settings → More → Notification player is where it can be switched off or back on.

Lyrics

• Open the lyrics button on the now bar. Auto-scroll, Highlight, Word-by-word and Letter-by-letter are the chips along the top.

• Running late or early? −0.5s / +0.5s fixes it and is remembered per song. Translate turns non-English lyrics into English.

• Wrong song or no lyrics? ↻ Refetch searches by hand; Manual lets you paste your own; Copy copies them out.

Library, playlists and albums

• Playlists: make one from the Playlists tab, then add songs from any ⋮ menu. Long-press a row to select several at once.

• Albums you build yourself: select songs, then the album + button in the header. Hold a song for 2 seconds inside an album to reorder it.

• Fix a song: ⋮ → Edit — title, artist, album, track number, cover art, release date, and a cropper for trimming a track.

• Clean-ups: the bell (🔔) gathers duplicate-finder, cover refetch, watermark remover and export jobs in one place.

Discover, followed artists and new releases

• Search any song to stream a 30-second preview, then Get song to pull it in. Pin artists to follow their drops.

• New Releases on Home and in Discover is the last month of drops from those artists, and Upcoming tracks dated releases that have not landed yet.

• Album History rebuilds an artist's discography; Old songs digs out the older catalogue.

Downloads

• ⋮ on a playlist or the Library tab → Download to phone saves each song as its own tagged file.

• Download crossfaded mix blends the whole list into one continuous file at your crossfade length.

• Every long download shows a progress chip with an ✕ — one tap stops it, and whatever already finished is kept.

Studio

• Record a mix, chop and crop audio, the beat pads, FX pads, hot cues, kill switches, crossfader and loop controls — all in the Studio tab.

Stats and look

• Stats in Settings counts a play only once you pass the halfway point of a song, so skipping does not inflate it.

• Make it yours: Settings → Theme (looks, and Prism is the newest), Glow (edge glow), Widget (its own palette), Sandbox (custom quick actions, Home layout and Reduce motion), and the Home bubble size slider.

Updates, help and support

• Updates come to you: announced on launch and parked in the 🔔 bell as ⬆ Update available, with Install now.

• Stuck? Settings → Support has the 🤖 AI Assistant, which knows the app and works offline, plus sidecutsupport@gmail.com.

• Replay tutorial above re-runs the walkthrough; the patch notes behind What's new cover every release.

Customize the home-screen widget: twenty presets from bright to liquid glass, a Frost dial on the two glass ones, a follow-the-app-theme switch, an idle battery saver and the fine-tune palette. Changes apply to every widget you have placed; re-adding one also picks these up. Tapping the widget - or its play button - picks the song you were last playing back up where you left it.

A paused song stays reachable from this widget, the lock screen and your headphones - press play there and it resumes without opening the app, even after twenty minutes or an hour. If the phone has thrown SideCut away entirely, Play without opening the app below decides what happens: on, the widget starts a hidden copy that plays with nothing on screen; off, the app opens and picks the song up. It needs the newest Android build - this half is native.

Playing bars The small equalizer that pulses beside the artist while a song plays. Turn it off for a calmer widget — the bars are hidden on every widget you have placed and nothing else changes.

Follow the app theme The widget borrows the background and the accent of whatever theme the app is wearing, and follows along when you change it — no second palette to keep in step. Fine-tune still wins over both.

Idle battery saver

How long a paused widget keeps refreshing before it dims to “Tap to show”. It wakes on the next song or tap either way.

Play without opening the app When SideCut has been swiped away or put to sleep, the widget's play button starts a hidden copy of the player that plays your last song and shows nothing at all — the screen stays where it is. It only does this when the app is really gone: if SideCut is still alive behind the widget, the press goes to the running player as it always did, and the hidden copy closes itself when the music stops. Off by default.

Fine-tune

Preview

General

Streaming rail 85% see-through ▾

Auto-scroll to song ▾

Keep the playing album open ▾

The whole tutorial in text:

·Getting music in: paste a Spotify link (or a YouTube link) into 🎵 Spotify to MP3 — tap 🎛️ Conversion Tools in Discover first and a drop-down opens; pick MP3 or WAV / FLAC and tap Convert — it is tagged with its cover art and lands in your library. Bringing your own files works too: + Add songs → + Files, + Add folder, or Import library for a backup .zip.

•Playing: tap any song to play it; use the mini player at the bottom for play/pause, skip, and shuffle. Tap the ⋮ next to a song for more options.

•Jump to the playing song: tap the record on the now bar. In Playlists it scrolls straight to that song in the list (switching to All Songs only if the open playlist does not hold it); in Albums it opens the album the song is in, scrolled to it and highlighted.

•Albums: the Albums tab and the “Add to album” picker show only the albums you made. To build one: long-press a row to select songs (from anywhere), then use the album + or album-with-arrow button in the header. Hold a song 2 seconds inside an album to reorder it; Done keeps, Cancel restores.

•Stats: a play counts only after you pass the halfway point of a track, or it finishes — skipping through songs doesn't count. The same rule feeds most played, top artists and total plays.

•Updates: you don't have to look for them. A new build is announced on the next launch and parked in the 🔔 bell as ⬆ Update available with Install now; installing waits for a playing song to finish instead of cutting it. Manual path: Settings → More → Check for updates.

•Scenario — backup / new phone: Export everything → one .zip (songs, covers, playlists, albums, tags, stats; 2–3 minutes for 500 songs). New phone: Import library → pick the .zip. “Export songs only” is audio-only.

•Look: Settings → Theme for looks, Glow for edge lines and glow, Playback & sound for crossfade, gapless, the 8-band EQ and the volume boost.

•Organizing: create playlists from the Playlists tab, add songs via the ⋮ menu, long-press a row to select multiple tracks, and Export library to back everything up as a .zip.

•Outside the app: playback keeps going, and the lock screen, the notification-shade player and the home-screen widget carry prev / play-pause / next. A song you paused there starts again from the same place - you do not have to open the app just to press play. That player is a setting you switch on once: Settings → More → Notification player.

Good to know

Playback & sound

Playback & sound ▾

Playback

Crossfade length6s

0s turns crossfading off — tracks cut cleanly instead of blending.

Seek bar style

Auto-adjust volume

Evens out songs that are mixed louder or quieter than others.

Assistant duck

While an assistant is listening - the power-button one, or any app that takes the audio for a moment - the music drops to a low level instead of stopping, and comes back up when it is done. A phone call still pauses the song. Off keeps the old behaviour: the music holds its full level through everything but a call.

Step down to

How far the music steps back while it ducks. 20% is where 80.0.1 stepped to; the button walks 20, 15, 25 and 40 percent.

Sleep & queue

Sleep timer Off

Pauses playback automatically after the timer runs out.

Gapless mode

Preloads the next track and cuts over instantly with zero silence.

Next album when one ends

An album that finishes rolls straight into the next album in your Albums list, in the order the cards are in, and the skip button does the same on the last song. Back does it the other way: on the first song it goes to the last song of the album before it. Turn this off to stay in the album you started.

Remember sort per playlist

Each playlist keeps its own sort order.

Sound

Presets

Applies to any song without its own Vibe set (see each song's ⋯ menu). Drag any band, or tap a preset to jump straight to it. Save your own setup as the Custom preset to recall it anytime.

Volume boost Off

Off+15 dB

Louder than the phone's own maximum, up to about five and a half times the signal — for a quiet master or quiet headphones. A soft ceiling catches the peaks it would otherwise clip, so it gets louder instead of crackling. Off (0 dB) is exactly how SideCut sounded before.

Anti-muffler

Takes the blanket off. A quiet, boxed-in master is usually two things at once: a build-up around 320 Hz, where a mix turns to mud, and a roll-off above a few kilohertz, where the words and the cymbals live. This cuts the first by 3.5 dB and lifts the second by 3.5 dB - the same size on purpose, because an asymmetric pair is a preset and this is not one. It is on the master, under the volume boost, so it colours whatever is playing rather than the file. Off is the same samples SideCut played before this release (a multiply by 1 and an add of 0), and your own equalizer still sits above it either way.

Display

Refresh rate

SideCut's animations scale to your display's refresh rate. Pick a cap for smoother pacing or longer battery — everything keeps running, just at the rate you choose. Max device refresh rate uses whatever your screen natively runs at.

Library

Ask artist when importing songs ▾

App & data

About & updates

About & updates SideCut ▾

A few built-in behaviors worth knowing:

•Tap a finished card on Home to dismiss it. When a background job finishes -- removing watermarks, fetching covers or lyrics, an export -- its card sits at the top of Home. Tap it and it leaves at once; left alone it clears itself after a few seconds.

•The patch notes in the bell are grouped by version. Each release has a header with a one-line summary; tap it to open the detail, or leave every header closed for the glance view.

•The library tools live together in Settings → More. Refetch missing covers, the duplicate finder and the rest are under Library Tools & Fetching. Watermark Remover is its own card under them and starts switched on.

•Every version keeps its own copy, so a rollback is two-way. The list in Settings → More → Roll back app starts with the way forward to the build you are on. Storage shows the room your phone gives the app -- SideCut sets no size of its own.

•Hold the mini record player to adjust its angle. Long-press the little turntable at the bottom of the screen — a Turntable angle popup opens with TILT / SPIN / ROLL sliders. Drag them while the preview moves live; Reset brings back the default look. A quick tap still jumps to the playing song.

•DJ Mode is disabled for certain playlists. If a playlist is named Paath, Gurbani, Kirtaan, Dhadi Jhatta, Gurmukhi, Religious, or Prayer — uppercase or lowercase, it doesn't matter — DJ Mode steps aside for that playlist. You can also turn DJ Mode off manually for any playlist from DJ Mode per playlist above — handy for religious or devotional playlists you'd rather listen to as-is. You'll see a small note when this happens.

•Your music stays on your device. SideCut plays files you import — it never uploads them. Fetching new lyrics or covers, and update checks, are the only things that need internet.

•Update timestamps are in Eastern time (EDT). Every changelog entry shows its date and time in Eastern time — never UTC, and never the build machine's clock.

•Jump to the playing song from anywhere. Tap the record on the now bar — in Playlists the list glides to that song, in Albums the album it is in opens and glides to the song inside it. Either way the row is highlighted so you never have to hunt for it.

•Lyrics auto-scroll isn't perfect. Timed lyrics are matched to a best-effort sync, so the highlight can drift — tap Auto-scroll in the lyrics view to turn it off and read at your own pace.

•Back up before rolling back. Older app versions can break things or lose data. Use Export library to save a .zip first, since recovering from a bad rollback may require clearing app data.

Every switch in Sandbox is on for everyone. Compact rows, hide art, duration on tabs, larger taps, play counts, always search, action bar order, home layout, bigger art, album names, accessibility, scroll speed, default view, now bar, compact header and custom actions - the line that used to divide this list in two was the paywall, and it is gone.

Home bubble sizes

Set each bubble to exactly the size you want — W is how many columns it takes (1 or 2, 2 = full width) and H is how tall it is (1–4×, in quarter steps, so 1.25 is a real size). Also available: tap the ⤢ chip on any bubble to cycle through the presets — mini, small, wide, automatic, medium, tall, roomy, full, grand and XL.

Compact song rows

Makes the track list more dense with smaller spacing.

Hide album art

Hides the album artwork from track items.

Show duration on tabs

Shows total playlist duration next to tab names.

Larger tap targets

Increases the size of interactive buttons for easier tapping.

Show play counts

Shows how many times you've played each song in the list.

Compact now bar

Makes the now playing bar more compact with smaller controls.

Now bar size

100%

Adjust the size of the now playing bar (50% - 150%).

Always show search

Keeps the search bar always expanded instead of collapsing.

Compact header

Tightens the top bar and hides the small subtitle.

Bigger album art

Shows larger artwork thumbnails in the track list.

Show album names

Appends the album name under each song's artist.

Accessibility & display

Reduce motion

Disables all animations and transitions across the app.

Scroll speed

400ms

How fast the list scrolls to the playing song (150ms = fast, 1200ms = slow).

High-contrast text

Bolds titles and brightens dim labels for easier reading.

Big seek bar

Makes the seek bar taller and its handle bigger for precise scrubbing.

Invert colors

Flips the whole color scheme (album art stays normal) — a night-mode style inversion.

Default view on boot

Which view the Library tab opens to when the app starts.

The top bar keeps its default order — drag & drop reordering was removed in v46.6. Custom quick actions appear in the top bar in the order you add them.

Custom quick actions

Add your own buttons — open a link, jump to a view or playlist, open a settings page, or control playback. Pick where each one lives: the top bar, its own Home bubble, or both. Strip actions appear in the top bar in the order you add them; bubble actions appear on Home and can be hidden from the Home page layout editor.

Home page layout

Drag the sections to rearrange your Home page, tap Hide to remove one, or tap Hidden · show to bring it back. Then save the arrangement to a slot — slots let you keep a couple of different layouts and switch between them.

Home bubble size100%

Scale every bubble on the Home page — bigger for glanceability, smaller to fit more on screen.

A- A+

Word-by-word and letter-by-letter lyricsWord-by-word lights each word as the music plays. Letter-by-letter goes finer: the letters of the word being sung light in turn, one after the other, and no other word in the sheet is lit at the same time. Both follow the line's own timing, and each word is weighed by how many syllables it really holds - so an English line and a Hindi, Korean or Japanese one move at the same speed, and a song that speeds up or slows down is followed rather than guessed. If a whole line still feels early or late, use the -0.5s / +0.5s buttons beside Auto-scroll: the nudge is saved for that song. Both modes work on every song, timed or not, and both stay on when auto-scroll is off.
Searching for lyrics…
No lyrics found
Tap ↻ Refetch to search by hand — the artist and title there are editable. Or tap Manual and paste the words in yourself: they save with the song.
If the match was wrong, use Lyrics are wrong - turn them off: lyrics go off for this song only, and SideCut stops looking for them.
A song is filed under its artist, and a same-titled track by someone else is never served as yours — so a small, new or regional artist can simply have no lyrics online yet.
Lyrics are off for this song
SideCut will not fetch or show online lyrics for it again, and the background lyrics pass skips it - that is the point of the switch: a wrong match never comes back. Nothing of yours is affected, so your own words still work.
Manual lyrics (from Song info → Notes). Edit here and they save to the song's notes automatically.

          
          
        

DJ MODE

PLAYLIST

SIDECUT · SL-1200 STYLE DIRECT DRIVE

PITCH

0%

—

GAIN

0dB

FILTER

OFF

REVERB

0%

BEAT PAD

FX PADS

-- BPM

BEAT REPEAT (hold)

MODULATION

FLANGER

0%

DELAY

0%

DUCK

0%

TRANSITION FX

DECK TOOLS

CROSSFADE TO NEXT

Drag right past the glow to crossfade into the next song in this playlist

DECK B — THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MIX A — · B —

Nothing loaded on deck B

PITCH B 0.0%

GAIN B 0 dB

A A

The fader mixes deck A (the turntable above) with deck B by hand — it is a real crossfade, not the automatic "next song" one. BEAT SYNC reads both songs' tempo and lands B's beat on A's, so a hand mix stays in time.

0:00

Records everything you hear on this deck — scratches, EQ, pitch, all of it.

SAVE COPY writes THIS song out with your speed, pitch, EQ, filter, gain and FX as a new song called “… (DJ edit)”. It renders in seconds, and the song you loaded is not touched.

Grab the record to scratch — release to resume at pitch speed. Tap a cue pad to set it, hold to jump back to it.

How to use SideCut

⚠ Seizure warning — read this first

SideCut has themes, glow effects, and an RGB color mode that produce flashing, pulsing, and rapidly changing colors — including along the edges of your screen while music plays.

A very small number of people may experience seizures or loss of consciousness when exposed to certain flashing lights or patterns, even with no history of seizures or epilepsy.

If you have photosensitive epilepsy, or have ever had a seizure triggered by flashing lights, turn these effects off:

•Avoid the RGB, RGB+, and every animated dynamic theme (Aurora, Synthwave, Deep Ocean, Ember, Galaxy, Cyberpunk, Glacier, Nebula, Neon Pulse, Solstice, Abyss, Orchid) — the Theme tab lists all of them under Dynamic themes.

•In Glow settings, leave the edge lines, blur bands, and corner glow off.

•Use a static theme (Rose Gold, Violet, Onyx, etc.) and the DJ Mode visuals with caution.

•Sandbox → Reduce motion disables all animations and transitions across the app.

Stop using the app and consult a doctor if you experience dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, loss of awareness, or disorientation while using it. Keep a safe distance from the screen and play in a well-lit room.

Start here — everything SideCut does, in bullets

One line each, and where to find it. The long walkthrough is below this.

•Get music in: paste a Spotify or YouTube song, album or playlist link into Spotify to MP3 (Discover → Conversion Tools) — or bring your own files with + Add songs → + Files / + Add folder. Either way it lands in 🎵 Library → All Songs.

•Play: tap any song. The bar at the bottom is play/pause, skip, shuffle and repeat; the ⋮ beside a row has everything else.

•Keep playing outside the app: leave SideCut and the music keeps going. The lock screen, the notification-shade player and the home-screen widget carry prev / play-pause / next, and a song you paused starts again right from there — no need to open the app. It is on by default; if those controls ever go missing, Settings → More → Notification player puts them back.

•Jump to what is playing: tap the record on the now bar.

•Lyrics: the lyrics button on the now bar. Word-by-word and Letter-by-letter are the chips along the top; −0.5s / +0.5s fixes a sheet that feels early or late, and the correction is remembered per song.

•Playlists and albums: make playlists in the Library; select songs (long-press a row) and use the album + button to build your own album. Hold a row 2 seconds inside an album to reorder it.

•Fix a song: ⋮ → Edit — title, artist, album, track number, cover art, release date, and a cropper that trims the audio itself.

•Sound: Settings → Playback & sound (crossfade, gapless, auto-volume, 8 bands, the volume boost and the anti-muffler). Sleep timer: the ⋮ menu on the now bar. DJ Mode: the DJ MODE button under the player, or Studio → DJ Mode.

•Back up or move phones: + Add songs → Export everything writes one .zip; on the new phone, Import library restores it.

•Make it yours: Settings → Theme, Glow, Widget and Sandbox. Updates announce themselves on launch and wait in the 🔔 bell.

•Stuck? Settings → Support has the 🤖 AI Assistant, which knows this app and works offline. Settings → Important has this whole list again as a map.

Getting music into your library

Two ways in: let the app make the file from a Spotify or YouTube link (steps 1-4), or bring files you already have (the last step). Either way the songs land in 🎵 Library → All Songs and stay on your device.

SideCut plays audio files saved on your device, and it makes those files from a Spotify link itself — nothing to install and no other site to visit. One song takes a few seconds:

1.In Spotify, tap Share → Copy link on any song, album or playlist.

2.In SideCut open Discover and tap 🎛️ Conversion Tools — a drop-down opens; tap 🎵 Spotify to MP3, tap the link box to paste the link, and pick MP3 for a small file or WAV / FLAC for lossless.

3.Tap Convert. SideCut tags the song, gives it its cover art and adds it to your library when it is done — an album or a playlist link runs through every track, several at a time.

4.A YouTube link works the same way, in the card right below it.

·Already have the files? + Add songs → + Files takes them one by one, + Add folder takes a whole folder, and Import library restores a backup .zip.

Playing music

•Tap any song in your list to start playing it

•Use the mini player at the bottom for play/pause, skip, and shuffle

•Tap the record on the now bar to open the album that song is in, scrolled to it with the row highlighted — no hunting through playlists

•Plays are counted honestly: a play only counts after you pass the halfway point of a track (or it plays to the end). Skipping through songs doesn't inflate your stats

•Tap the ⋮ (kebab) next to a song for more options — add to playlist, play next, delete, and more

Customizing the look

•Open Settings (gear icon) → Theme to pick a look

•Under Settings → Glow, mix and match edge lines, blur bands, and corner glow — all independent toggles, all customizable

•Settings → More → Playback & sound has crossfade, gapless mode, normalization, the 8-band equalizer, the volume boost and the anti-muffler

•Settings → More has 8 adjustable bands plus presets

Common scenarios, step by step

1 · Get a song off Spotify into SideCut

In Spotify, open the song and tap Share → Copy link. In SideCut open Discover and tap 🎛️ Conversion Tools — a drop-down opens; tap 🎵 Spotify to MP3, tap the link box to paste the link, pick MP3 or WAV / FLAC and tap Convert. SideCut tags it, gives it its cover art and files it into your library — for a link this build does the whole job, and it keeps working with no connection once the song is in.

2 · Make your own album from songs in different playlists

Open any list, long-press a row to enter select mode, tap every song you want (they can come from different playlists — select, add, then select again). Tap the album+ button in the header to make a new album, or the album-with-arrow to file them into an album you already made. Albums are yours to rename, reorder and export; nothing files itself in there automatically.

3 · Reorder songs in an album without misfiring

Open the album, then hold a song row for three seconds — a fill runs along the row so you can see the hold registering, and letting go early just plays the song. In the sheet that opens, drag the ≡ handles, or switch to another album with the chips at the bottom. Done keeps the new order, Cancel puts it back exactly as it was.

4 · Jump back to the song that's playing

Tap the record player on the now bar and SideCut takes you to whatever is playing, in the half of the library you are in. In Playlists it scrolls to that song in the list and tints the row (it switches to All Songs only when the playlist you have open does not contain it). In Albums it opens the album the song belongs to, scrolled to the row and highlighted — and if the song isn't in an album of yours yet, its album tag becomes a real album when you tap, so that jump never lands on an empty screen.

5 · Back everything up, or move to a new phone

+ Add songs → Export everything writes one .zip with your songs, covers, playlists, albums, tags and stats (a 500-song library takes 2–3 minutes; keep playing while it runs). On the new phone: + Add songs → Import library and pick that .zip. “Export songs only” is the smaller version with just the audio files.

6 · Keep SideCut up to date without digging for it

You don't have to check anything: when a new build is published, SideCut says so on the next launch and leaves an ⬆ Update available entry in the 🔔 bell with an Install now button. Installing never cuts a song — if music is playing it finishes what you asked for and applies the update when you leave the app. The manual way is still there: Settings → More → Check for updates.

Playlists & organizing

•Create playlists from the Playlists tab, then add songs via the kebab menu on any track

•Long-press a song row to select multiple tracks at once

•Albums hold the albums you made — the Albums tab shows only those, and the “Add to album” picker offers only those. Anything the app used to add on its own — an old auto-save, or a tag album made so a reorder had somewhere to live — is gone: those entries were removed, and the album tags on your songs are untouched

•Export library anytime to back everything up as a .zip you can restore later

Notifications

Review duplicates

Add some music to get started

Manage playlists

Turntable angle

New playlist

Export

Roll back app?

Add to playlist

Where to add?

↕ Reorder bubbles?

🎤 Who's the artist?

Settings

Accessibility & display

Custom quick actions

Home page layout

Vibe

Song info

Notes / lyrics

Edit song info

✂️ Crop song

Your stats

Add to stat

DJ MODE

What's new in v47

Update log

Version numbering guide

How to use SideCut

Song

Share playlist by code

Open a shared code

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