it mixes your song step by step, you hear every change before and after, and it learns what your ears keep.
don't trust us. listen.
flip before and after, then hear the same mix on a phone, in a car, in a club.
the waveform and spectrum here are an illustration; the producer's own song and its real measurements play here at launch.
you ask. it mixes. you decide.
it learns your ears.
you undid the reverb three times. it noticed. next song, the vocal starts drier.
- 01
you choose
keep or undo every change.
- vocalReverbDry/Wet35 %
- vocalEQ Eight4 Gain−3 dB
- vocalReverbDry/Wet30 %
- drumsGlueThreshold−15 dB
- vocalReverbDry/Wet25 %
this songkept ×0undid ×0 - 02
it learns
your choices become habits.
- vocalless reverbundid ×3
- drumsglue stayskept ×4
- vocalcut at 4 Gainkept ×2
remembered - 03
the next song
starts where your ears are.
medium rarelead vocalReverbDry/Wet45 %→18 %also starts withdrumsGlueThreshold−10 dB−15 dBvocalEQ Eight4 Gain0 dB−3 dB
everything a mix needs.
- phone
- car
- earbuds
- club
checks it everywhere
phone, car, earbuds, club. it finds what breaks, and where.
compares with your reference
vocal quieter than the reference by3 dB
hears and writes parts
chords from the audio, then bass and drums that fit.
remembers your other songs
“guitars like in night drive” brings that chain here.
your audio stays home
zhanel listens on your computer. only numbers leave.
ableton now. reaper and fl studio next.
questions.
what producers ask before letting software into their project.