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Coaches
Practice music shaped around your routine's sections, so the team can run full-outs and count the routine against it.
Cheer Music Maker
Cheer Music Maker
Make a high-energy cheer mix for your routine. Add your team name and chants, pick the sections of your routine, and Lacuna builds the track section by section in eight-counts, with voice callouts that shout your team name.
How it works
Make Custom Cheer Music in Three Steps
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Add your team and chants
Type your team name and anything you want yelled — school, mascot, colors, or the chant your team already uses.
2Step 2
Build the routine
Pick a routine type, then the sections in your routine: opening, tumbling, stunts, pyramid, jumps, dance, ending. Add booms, whooshes, or voice-over counts.
3Step 3
Generate, listen, and count it out
Play the takes, count the routine against the one that fits best, and refine it in the workspace. On a paid plan, download the audio for practice and performances.
What you get
A Cheer Mix Built Around Your Routine
Most AI music tools write a song and call it cheer music. This one starts from how a routine is put together: sections, eight-counts, and a team name to yell.
8-Count Cheer Music, Section by Section
Pick the sections of your routine and each one becomes its own part of the track, in routine order. The chants are written in eight-counts with a callout at the top of every section, and the dance section carries the heaviest beat. Exact counts vary between takes, so count it out and refine what you need.
Custom Cheer Music With Your Team Name
Your team name is shouted in the opening, again mid-routine, and in the ending, next to the chants and details you add: school, mascot, colors, or a cheer your team already knows. Leave it blank and the chants use "we" and "us".
A Cheer Mix Maker for Five Routine Types
Competition mix, sideline and game day, pep rally, dance and pom, or a hype intro. Each one sets the production, the default tempo, and how the chants are written — dense hip hop and EDM cuts for competition, drumline and short call-and-response for the sideline.
Booms, Whooshes, and Voice-Over Counts
Layer in the sound effects cheer mixes are known for: booming impacts on the hits, whooshes between sections, record scratches, crowd cheers, and voice-over 5-6-7-8 counts.
Cheerleading Music at the Tempo You Set
Leave tempo on Auto to use the routine type's typical BPM, or drag it anywhere from 100 to 160. The model follows the request closely but not always exactly, so check the take before you lock your counts.
Free to Start, Download on a Paid Plan
Try this cheer music maker with the free credits that come with a Lacuna account; you need to sign in to generate. Mixes stay private until you share them. Paid plans include audio downloads and commercial use under the applicable agreement, and Pro and Ultra users can download a personalized license agreement. Lacuna isn't a licensed cheer music provider, so check the music rules before you use a mix at a sanctioned event.
Routine types
Cheer Music for Every Part of the Season
Each routine type starts from its own production recipe and its own way of writing chants.
Competition mix
Hard-hitting hip hop and EDM cuts with sharp switches at every section change and dense effects. Around 145 BPM.
Sideline & game day
Drumline cadence, pep band brass, and short call-and-response chants for the crowd to yell back. Around 120 BPM.
Pep rally
A stomp-clap anthem with big gang vocals and chants the whole gym can join. Around 128 BPM.
Dance & pom
Dance-pop and EDM drops with crisp hits on every accent, built for pom and dance sections. Around 128 BPM.
Hype intro
A riser that builds into a hard-hitting drop, with an announcer-style callout that introduces the team. Around 140 BPM.
Who it's for
For Coaches, Captains, and Cheer Parents
For anyone who needs cheer music with the team's name in it, without a studio or a music editor.
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Captains
A sideline or pep rally mix with your team's chants and name in it, ready for the next game or assembly.
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All-star parents
A mix for the team's showcase, banquet video, or practice playlist — with the gym and team name shouted in it.
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School and rec teams
Music for halftime, pep rallies, and local showcases when you don't have a budget for a custom mix.
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Audio Speed Changer
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FAQ
Cheer Music Maker Questions
A cheer music maker generates cheer music from a few choices instead of a studio session. Here you add your team name and chants, pick a routine type and the sections of your routine, and Lacuna writes the chants and produces a high-energy cheer mix.
Add your team name and chants, pick a routine type and the sections you need, choose vocals or instrumental, then generate. Each take comes back as a cheer mix you can listen to and refine in the workspace. It works the same for youth cheer music, school teams and all-star practice mixes.
Not at events that require licensed music. Many cheer competitions, including events that follow USA Cheer's music guidelines, only accept music from approved licensed providers and ask for proof of license. Lacuna isn't one of those providers. Use your mix for practice, school games and sidelines, pep rallies, showcases, videos, and competitions that don't require a licensed music provider — and always check the event's music rules before you compete.
The chants are written section by section in eight-counts, with a callout at the start of each section, and the music is asked to change at each section. The model can't guarantee an exact number of eight-counts per section, so count the take against your routine. You can edit the chants before you generate and refine the track in the workspace afterwards.
Yes. Type your team name and it is written into the callouts — in the opening, again mid-routine, and in the ending. Add your school, mascot, colors, or an existing chant in Chant details and those go in too.
There is no seconds setting. Length follows the sections you pick and the chants written for them, and it varies between takes. Trim the mix in your editor, or open it in the workspace to extend it where the model supports it, then time it against your routine.
Yes. Switch Vocals to Instrumental and you get the mix without chants, still arranged around the sections you picked, so you can record your own voice-overs on top.
Yes. Turn off Let AI write the chants and paste your own, with a section header such as [Opening] or [Dance] above each part. You can also write chants from your details first, then polish them before you generate.
Paid plans include audio downloads and commercial use under the applicable agreement, and Pro and Ultra users can download a personalized license agreement. Review it before you monetize a video, and make sure you have the rights to anything you reference in your chants or extra details.
You can try this cheer music maker for free with the credits that come with a Lacuna account; you need to sign in to generate. Each generation uses credits based on the model you choose, and audio downloads are included with paid plans.
Yes. Pick Sideline & game day for game day cheer music with a drumline and pep band sound and short call-and-response chants, or Pep rally for a stomp-clap anthem the whole gym can yell along to.
Give Your Routine Its Own Cheer Mix
Add your team name, pick your sections, and make a cheer mix built in eight-counts. Free to start.