Use cases

How to prepare wedding entrance and exit music

Trim the ceremony songs, prepare one WAV per moment and give the DJ a list with the version and cue for each entrance.

The editor interface is in Spanish for now. Button names appear in Spanish, followed by their meaning in English.

Agree the cues with whoever runs the ceremony

Confirm the version of each song and who will cue the DJ. For each moment, note the file, the start cue and how it should end. If the length depends on how long the couple takes to walk, leave enough music for the DJ to fade out on cue. You can separate entrances, rings and exit, as in the Splendid Events form. Wedding music form (in Spanish)

Prepare one copy per moment

Open the WAV or MP3 in Recorte individual (single trim). Listen to the agreed point and adjust Inicio (segundos) (start, seconds) and Final (segundos) (end, seconds). If the musical entrance you want to keep starts at 23 seconds, mark that point and check that the first note plays in full. Use a short fade if an edge clicks. Download the WAV and repeat with the other songs.

Hand over the files with a short running order

This example running order covers three moments.

01-entrance.wav · Coordinator’s signal when the door opens. Fade down once the couple is in place.
02-rings.wav · Start when the reading ends. Keep it in the background until the officiant speaks again.
03-exit.wav · Start with the first applause. Keep it playing while the wedding party leaves.

Send the files with the same names as in the running order. If you worked on your phone, find and share the WAVs. Ask whoever will play them to confirm the versions and go through the cues with you before the ceremony.