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Assist you and your AI with every aspect of music — making it, producing it, learning it, and listening to it.
Create and produce, learn and research, keep what matters findable, return to unfinished work, and listen with context — all in one durable workspace you share with the AI you already use.
11 kinds of help
The part people don't expect
Genres and genre trees, artists, albums, instruments, eras, techniques and public-domain sources — edited and source-aware, not scraped. Ask it a question in the middle of writing a song and the answer files itself next to the song that raised it. Your private research stays private; it never publishes into the public encyclopedia.
Genre tree · edited, source-aware
The Hi Rhythm Section
linked from three songs in your workspace
12 sources
Listening is part of the work
Music plays the versions you've stored — a Suno link, a bounce off your own machine, a rough voice memo — right inside the workspace. It keeps a current track across the whole site, runs a working queue you can continue or shuffle, remembers what you played and when, and holds your external playlist links next to the songs they influenced.
Now playing · in Music
Long Way Down — v4
Suno link · selected master
v3 · before the bridge rewrite
2:58
voice memo · car park, March
0:41
Research loops
Short playbooks for a kind of music work — the right questions, in a sensible order. Entirely optional: your AI can follow one, adapt it, or ignore them all.
Inside a loop
Take an idea to a demo: write the idea down before the session endssettle the structure before the lyricsdraft the hook, then the verses that earn itrecord a rough take to hear the shapenote what's wrong while it's still freshsave the version and what changed.
Not a generic assistant with music words bolted on. Five distinctly musical kinds of help that know how they relate to each other.
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Ideas, briefs, songs, lyrics, references, arrangements, feedback — and the unfinished work.
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Arrangement, versions, decisions, finishing and release planning. Not a DAW — the context around one.
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Artists, genres, instruments, eras, techniques — with sources, claims and uncertainty kept honest.
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Projects, questions, decisions, collections and queues that make work resumable.
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Play stored versions in place, keep the reason to come back, and connect listening to what you make.
What it keeps
Music can't see your Finances and Finances can't see your songs. Sharing a song, a project or an album is a deliberate, revocable act — and it is not the same thing as publishing into the public encyclopedia.
Works with what you already use
When you authorise it, your AI can render, separate, convert or analyse audio with the tools on your machine, generate with Suno, and dig through the web. Music takes advantage of all of it — storing what went in and what came out, linking every derived version back to its source, playing the results in place, and keeping the decisions and measurements attached, so the work your AI does adds up instead of scattering.
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