7 ready-made LE SSERAFIM random dance sets you can open in the generator in one click. LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) appears in 17 distinct songs across the mixes people have built on this site, and every start and end time below is the cut point those people actually used — not a guess.
Most-mixed LE SSERAFIM track right now: BOOMPALA, usually cut from 0:57 to 1:43.
The LE SSERAFIM songs our users put into random dance mixes more than any others, each cut at the point they most often chose.
Short segments to loosen up with before a longer run — the tightest cuts in the LE SSERAFIM pool.
Every clip under 40 seconds. Fast switches, no time to catch your breath between hooks.
The longest cuts in the pool, for when you want to dance a full chorus and the section after it rather than just the hook.
LE SSERAFIM tracks that get mixed regularly but never crack the top of the list. Good for an RPD crowd that knows the hits already.
Built only from dance practice, choreography and performance uploads, so the audio matches the versions most covers learn from.
The long one: songs drawn across the whole LE SSERAFIM pool, popular and obscure mixed together.
Press Open in generator on any mix. The songs and their timings load straight into the generator on the home page, where you can drop tracks you don't know, drag the order around, or nudge a start time before generating the audio file. Shuffle is on by default, so the running order changes every time you generate — which is the point of a random play dance.
Prefer to keep a set? Download .json saves it as a project file you can re-import later from the generator's Import button, or send to whoever is running your RPD event.
Each clip below is the segment most commonly chosen for that video by people using this generator. In practice that lands on the chorus or the dance break, because that is the part of a LE SSERAFIM song a random play dance crowd knows and can actually follow. The pool is rebuilt as usage changes, so the mixes shift over time rather than sitting frozen at whatever was popular when the page was written.
Lyric videos, audio rips and reaction uploads are filtered out, and each song appears only once even when several uploads of it exist, so a mix never plays you the same choreography twice.