Make the record.
Stay inside the feeling.
Capture sonic character, create original directions, record, edit, arrange, master, collaborate and release in one continuous non-destructive Studio journey.
Your journey starts with one sound
Turn the voice on and I will talk you through every step — what to do next, what your sound is, and how to make it better. My guidance is always written here too.
Spoken by your device's own built-in voice — real speech, no account and no key needed. How natural it sounds depends on your device.
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Screen wake lock is not exposed by this browser.
Keep the record outside the browser too.
Create a private local package before long sessions, browser cleanup, device changes or handoff to another computer.
Hear the character. Build something new.
Capture your own sound or study a reference. EchoDNA measures rhythm, energy, dynamics and timbral shape locally, then turns those abstract traits into original creative directions.
Capture a sound or load audio you are allowed to use. Analysis stays in this browser for this first production slice.
EchoDNA will show tempo estimate, energy contour, dynamics, spectral balance and creative descriptors after analysis.
Prove input and output before the take.
The first song does not require VSTs, AU plugins or desktop software. Recording, playback, core DSP, generation and WAV mastering are built into Echofundia.
Build the rhythmic bed.
Finish what you can hear.
Use Output Test, then Mic Check, then record the first clean take.
Shape the performance, not just the preset.
Formant-aware vocal correction, independent warp, loop takes and swipe comping, universal automation, shared buses and sends, mastering analysis, a real sample library and a deeper MIDI editor all print back into the same non-destructive session.
Choose the performance
Record or import audio in Record + Mix first.
Detect the performance, edit target notes, then correct without throwing away vocal identity
Analyze the vocal to draw its detected pitch and editable target curve.
Move transient timing without tying it to pitch
Choose a vocal or audio region to begin.
Loop-record every pass, then choose only the phrases that belong in the record
Take lanes preserve every pass. Routing preserves every source track.
Collaboration needs a Studio project.
Drag, resize, multi-select, velocity-shape, probability-gate and stay inside the song scale
Human feel without randomizing the musical intention away
Modulation, expression, sustain and brightness travel with the notes
Click the grid to paint notes. Shift-click notes to build a multi-selection.
Integrated, short-term, momentary, LRA, true peak and tonal balance
Not analyzed yet.
Not analyzed yet.
This analyzer follows ITU-R BS.1770 / EBU R128 concepts in-browser. It is designed for production decisions, but it is not represented as a certified regulatory meter.
Factory originals, private imports, audition, favorites and real multisample zones
Five separately rendered root samples cover the keyboard before local pitch interpolation.
This is a genuine multi-root instrument architecture rather than five labels pointing at the same C4 oscillator render. User-created custom zone mapping can extend it later.
Render the current routed mix, then compare it at matched loudness against a reference.
Keep the browser Studio clean; unlock native audio only in the companion shell.
The companion scaffold owns low-latency device enumeration and audio-host negotiation instead of pretending a web page can expose unrestricted native drivers.
The native Rust project keeps ASIO as an explicit desktop build feature so the browser release never depends on an ASIO SDK or native driver.
Plug-in discovery and hosting belong in the signed desktop process. The web workstation never executes arbitrary native plug-ins inside the browser security context.
The desktop bridge is an optional companion architecture, not a requirement for recording, pitch correction, warp, comping, routing, mastering, samples or MIDI in the browser Studio.
Direct the record. Don’t fight the tools.
Genre-aware composition, melody generation, audio-to-melody extraction and creative vocal design are layered onto the existing non-destructive recording desk.
Say what you want to hear
Describe the sound you want. Voice input is optional; text always works.
Afro-fusion
Grooveafro pocket fused with R&B/pop dynamics
Drumsorganic percussion plus modern punch
Bassmelodic sub or live-bass phrasing
Harmonyextended chords, guitar motifs, synth atmosphere
Vocalsclear lead with expressive stacks and ad-libs
Generate musical starting points
Generate a melody, audition it, then print it as real audio into the session.
Turn a sung idea into musical material
Import a sung or played monophonic idea to extract an editable melody skeleton.
Transform character, preserve the source
Clean corrective chain that keeps the original identity and dynamics.
Creative vocal design works on your own/imported recording and never imitates a named artist.
From blank session to release
- Choose DNA.Pick genre, tempo, key and a tonal starting point.
- Build harmony.Generate chords and melody ideas, then keep only what feels yours.
- Record clean.Use headphones, set safe input level, capture several dry takes.
- Direct the mix.Tell Voice Director what should feel warmer, wider, tighter or more intimate.
- Design, don’t destroy.Keep the source; create alternate vocal textures as separate tracks.
- Scan + release.Use the existing mastering and Release Scan before publishing.
One musical idea. Six coordinated parts.
Harmony, bass, drums, arpeggio, lead and counter-harmony are generated from the same key, genre and chord map so the result behaves like a band—not six unrelated randomizers.
Genre Drums
kick pockets, rim/snare, shaker conversation, sparse fills
Chord Bed
Bassline
Lead Melody
Counter Harmony
A scale-aware harmony derived from the lead contour, useful as a writing reference or layer.
Arpeggiator
Chord tones unfold across two octaves while remaining locked to the same harmonic map.
Create drums, chords, bass, lead, counter-harmony and arpeggio as separate 24-bit session tracks. Nothing is flattened together.
Build a linked musical fabric, audition the idea, then print only the parts worth keeping.
Heavy studio power, loaded only when you ask for it.
Semantic separation, decoded waveform surgery, hardware MIDI capture and reference-ready master auditioning sit outside the fast recording path so phones and laptops do not pay the cost until needed.
Split finished audio into real musical sources
HTDemucs runs on your device through WebGPU when available and WASM otherwise. The model is large and downloads on first use; normal recording never waits for it.
See and cut the audio—not decorative bars
Play hardware directly into the song
Web MIDI is browser-dependent. When supported, Echofundia captures timing and velocity, auditions notes, prints 24-bit instrument audio and exports standard MIDI.
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