Reverse-engineerthetonebehindanysong.
Dial the exact signal chain, pull the loops that made the hook, and train the ear the analysis relies on — all from one upload.
STUDIO AT A GLANCE
Fifteen labels — Late-night confession, Festival release, 2am headphone session. Production DNA + key ingredients + set position.
Toggle Pedals or Plugins. Studio returns the signal chain, per-unit parameters, and which stages to bypass.
Spotify path: per-section energy bars. Upload path auto-upgrades to X-Ray — per-stem balance and the key for each section.
Upload the audio and Studio separates every stem. Four extra cards open: loop extractor, sample DNA, groove template, masking report.
Six ear-training games — effect ID, EQ hunt, compression, chain order, stereo field. Five minutes a day.
Fifteen labels — Late-night confession, Festival release, 2am headphone session. Production DNA + key ingredients + set position.
Toggle Pedals or Plugins. Studio returns the signal chain, per-unit parameters, and which stages to bypass.
Spotify path: per-section energy bars. Upload path auto-upgrades to X-Ray — per-stem balance and the key for each section.
Upload the audio and Studio separates every stem. Four extra cards open: loop extractor, sample DNA, groove template, masking report.
Six ear-training games — effect ID, EQ hunt, compression, chain order, stereo field. Five minutes a day.
Every song lives in a sonic neighborhood.
Studio names it — Late-night confession, Festival release, 2am headphone session. Fifteen labels, each with a production DNA paragraph and the key ingredients that define it.
“Late-night confession.”
Emotional reset · close-miked dry vocal · sparse arrangement. The song that feels most honest at 2am.
Dry, close-miked vocal with minimal reverb — every breath audible. Sparse piano or acoustic guitar. Tempo under 80 BPM. No drum kit; brushes or no percussion at all. Mix sits in a narrow stereo field.
One of 15 archetypes — each with a production-DNA paragraph, key ingredients, and set placement.
From a reference track to the exact signal chain.
Toggle Pedals or Plugins. Studio returns the signal chain stage by stage — compressor, drive, EQ, modulation, delay, reverb — with per-stage parameters and a note when a stage should be bypassed.
Phoebe Bridgers — Savior Complex
Energy, section by section.
Spotify path returns per-section energy bars. Upload the audio and Arrangement auto-upgrades to X-Ray — per-stem balance and the tonal center per section.
Upload the audio. Four more cards open.
Studio separates every stem. Loop extractor, sample DNA, groove template, masking report — each reads the stems independently.
Repeating loops, ranked.
Detected repeating loops inside the track — each scored for similarity. Lift the bar, not the song.
Sample-ready snippets.
Short snippets pulled from the track, ranked by clarity and usefulness for a beat of your own.
The feel of the track, measured.
Swing percentage, feel tag (straight / swung / behind / ahead), and per-element timing offsets — so you can recreate that exact pocket in your own sessions.
Where stems fight each other.
Frequency zones where two stems collide — you know exactly where to carve.
Train the ear the analysis needs.
Six ear-training games — effect ID, EQ hunt, compression, chain order, stereo field, reverb space. Five minutes a day.
Effect ID
Hear a processed signal — name the effect.
EQ Hunt
A frequency band has been boosted — find it.
Compression Ear
Spot the ratio: subtle, moderate, or crushed.
Chain Order
Three stages shuffled — put them back in sequence.
Stereo Field
Mono, wide, or mid-heavy — classify the image.
Reverb Space
Room, hall, plate, or spring — the room is the clue.
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