A PLAYER BUILT AROUND YOUR WORK
A local player where ratings, versions, BPM, key, artwork and listening history belong to the production workflow.
Launch price: USD 19
One-time license. No recurring subscription.
VERSIONS
Keep renders, mixes, masters, demos and alternates attached to the song they belong to. Search the song first; decide between versions second.
Search the musical work, not a maze of filenames.
Keep alternates together and use ratings/listening context where available.
Promote the version you choose into an album or release workflow.
FAST CORRECTIONS
Open another song’s information while the current audio keeps playing.
Expanded versions keep their own BPM and key, so alternate renders remain comparable.
Repeat one song or the current queue and keep artwork in the release workflow.
A production library needs more than the name of the playing file. Versions, ratings and musical metadata help you decide what deserves another pass while keeping the listening context clear.
BPM and key estimates support navigation and selection; confirm them by ear or with your project when precision matters. Playback and format support depend on the current Windows build and the source file.
Explore Music CatalogA general music player is usually organized around listening to finished albums and artists. Music Catalog also keeps production versions, ratings, BPM and key context close to the song you are reviewing, and lets you move selected versions toward an album release workflow.
Yes. You can inspect another song's information while the current audio continues. Keep the currently playing file distinct from the selected file so you do not accidentally compare or edit the wrong version.
They are helpful catalog and listening aids, not guarantees of musical accuracy. Confirm a tempo or key by ear, against the DAW session or another trusted analysis when the production decision requires precision.
No. It is a standalone Windows library and listening workflow for your own local audio files. You can manage and prepare selected material; recording, mixing and publishing still involve their proper tools and permissions.
Written for real producer workflows by Julián Morales.