Project workspace
Brief, tracks, assets, references, lyrics, metadata, notes, tasks and activity in one place — with settings and permissions that belong to the project, not to a share link.
Projects
Generating a promising thirty seconds is the easy half. Projects is where that take becomes an arrangement, a comparison, a comp, a master and a documented release you can actually ship.
Workspace
The moment a result is worth keeping, it opens into a workspace that holds the brief, the assets, the decisions and the people around it.
Brief, tracks, assets, references, lyrics, metadata, notes, tasks and activity in one place — with settings and permissions that belong to the project, not to a share link.
Plan sections and an energy curve before or alongside generation, so the arrangement has an intended shape rather than whatever the model happened to produce.
A shared tracklist, one sound identity, a common cover system, shared loudness targets and a release overview across every song in the record.
Capture the sonic signature of a project or an artist and reapply it across tracks, with the rights position recorded alongside it.
Hum an idea on the phone. The recording becomes a reference asset and a draft inside the project, and it syncs to the desk before you get there.
Save a working configuration as a reusable recipe, scope it to yourself, a workspace or the public, and start new work from a known-good starting point.
Versions
Nothing you generate overwrites anything you generated before. The version tree keeps the relationships between takes visible, so you always know which decision produced which sound.
Generate, retake, repaint and remix are distinct relationships, not a flat list of files with confusing names.
Compare two versions or a whole set side by side, with blind listening to keep the decision honest and notes attached to the comparison session.
Collect alternative takes in lanes and comp the best sections into a new version, non-destructively — the sources stay exactly as they were.
Open any version and read the exact snapshot behind it: inputs, engine, model, adapters, parameters, seed, provider, rights and cost.
Export that snapshot as a bundle. A colleague can re-run the same result, or you can pick the thread back up in six months.
Comments land on a position in the audio, carry status, and turn into tasks and approvals instead of vanishing into a chat thread.
Export
An export is not a rendered MP3 with a lost history. It carries the master, the artwork, the words, the credits and the proof of how it was made.
Master audio, cover, lyrics and LRC, full metadata, provenance record and reproduction bundle in one archive with a checksum manifest.
MP3, WAV, 32-bit WAV, FLAC, Opus and AAC with a 48 kHz preview path, chosen per export profile rather than per subscription tier.
Hand stems, tempo, markers, lyrics and a manifest to your DAW so the arrangement opens as an arrangement, not as a stereo bounce.
Contributors, roles and splits are recorded on the release, and they travel into the export metadata rather than living in a spreadsheet.
Quality findings, rights gaps and missing metadata are surfaced as a checklist before a release is considered finished.
Export a single version, a comparison set, a whole album or a scheduled batch, with the same manifest guarantees each time.