For dance studios

Monday's playlist, cleaned on Sunday night.

You already know the song works for the combo. You just need it without the words you can't play for a room of twelve-year-olds. Upload it, read the lyric sheet, tap anything you'd rather not hear, and save. The instrumental never cuts out, so the counts land where your dancers expect them.

Recommended level

Clean

Clean removes all profanity, sexual lines, and drug references, which fits most teen and mixed-age classes. For young kids or faith-based studios, step up to Family.

Consider Family for: Classes under about 10, or anywhere parents expect nothing borderline.

Floor Lights (demo lyrics)

Try it: pick a level, then tap any word.

Censorship level

Lyrics. Each word is a button. Pressed means the word will be silenced.

  • word will be silenced
  • beat keeps playing

4 words silenced

Where it comes up.

The Saturday kids' class

A hip-hop track your 8 to 10 year olds love has one line about a bottle and one word in the second verse. Family catches both, plus a lyric about fighting you might have missed. You leave the rest alone.

The recital cut

The streaming clean version mutes a word you're fine with and keeps one you're not. Here you choose word by word, so the recital version matches your studio's standard instead of a label's.

Adult hip-hop on a Thursday

Grown-ups, but the lobby door is open and the next class is kids. Radio takes out the strong words and leaves the song feeling like itself.

Competition routines

Judges and parents hear every syllable over a big sound system. Family plus a careful listen before you submit the music is the safe path.

Your version of the workflow.

  1. Step 1: Upload the MP3 or M4A you bought or were given the rights to use.
  2. Step 2: Pick Clean (or Family for little ones).
  3. Step 3: Read the lyric sheet. Flagged words are in red. Tap to add or remove.
  4. Step 4: Preview the spots you changed, then export and move it to the studio iPad or speaker.

All three levels.

  1. Radio

    Level 1 of 3.

    Strong profanity and slurs.

    • Strong profanity
    • Slurs

    Good for: Adult classes, bars, gyms, and most places a radio edit would be fine.

  2. Clean

    Recommended

    Level 2 of 3.

    All profanity, sexual lines, and drug references.

    • Everything in Radio
    • All other profanity
    • Sexual lines
    • Drug references

    Good for: Teen classes, school events, mixed-age rooms, and anything with parents watching.

  3. Family

    Level 3 of 3.

    Clean, plus violence, innuendo, and God's name in vain.

    • Everything in Clean
    • Violence
    • Innuendo
    • God's name in vain

    Good for: Young kids, church and faith-based events, and competitions judged on appropriateness.

Questions

Will muting words throw off my counts?

No. CleanBeatz separates the voice from the instrumental and only silences the voice, so the beat, tempo, and length of the song stay exactly the same.

Can I use songs from Spotify or Apple Music?

Not directly. CleanBeatz works with audio files you upload, such as a track you bought. It does not connect to streaming services or download from links.

What if it flags a word I'm fine with?

Tap it and it's back. The automatic flags are a starting point. You make the final call on every word.

Is this OK to play at a recital or competition?

Editing a file you own for class use is one thing; public performance and competition music usually involve separate licensing through your venue or event. Check with your event, and always listen to the whole clean version before using it in public.

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