A new relationship with music

Don't just listen to music. Unravel it.

Take music apart. Understand what makes it work. Recombine the ideas into something original, editable, and yours.

Start with a playable loop in your browser. No account needed.

LISTEN CLOSELY. MAKE IT YOURS.
ONE SOUND. MANY POSSIBILITIES.↳ FOLLOW THE THREAD
Inside an idea
01 / THE SPARKRHYTHM · TEXTURE · MELODY
Find the parts.

An illustrated workflow. Your next idea is the interesting part.

FOR EVERY WAY INTO MUSIC

  • Curious listeners
  • DJs & remixers
  • Musicians
  • Producers

How it works · Start in Studio

Start with an idea.
Keep working it.

The best part of making music is hearing what happens next. Start with a groove, pull at a thread, and see where it takes you.

01

Follow your ear.

Notice the rhythm, melody, or texture that catches your attention. You don't need to know all the theory to get curious.

02

Make a sketch.

Open Studio and play. Put down drums, find a bass line, add a few notes. Begin with a starter groove or a blank session.

03

Change the feel.

Move a note. Add some swing. Take a part away and hear what changes. Keep the decisions that make it yours.

04

Keep it going.

Save an editable session and export your loop as WAV. Come back with fresh ears. There's always another version to explore.

A small studio. A lot of possibility.

Musical material you
can keep editing.

Available in Studio

01 / INSTRUMENTS

Find your starting sound.

Kick, snare, hi-hat, sub bass, soft keys, and glass lead. Six instruments ready to play, right in your browser.

02 / PATTERNS

Give the idea a shape.

Build beats in the step sequencer and melodies in the piano roll. Every step is a decision you can change.

03 / PLAY

Use your hands.

Play the onscreen keys or your computer keyboard. Record notes into a running loop and hear your part come around again.

04 / FEEL

Let the loop breathe.

Choose one, two, or four bars. Set the tempo, add swing, and use the metronome to find your pocket.

05 / MIX

Hear what each part does.

Mute, solo, and balance individual tracks. Strip a sketch back, build it up, and listen for what belongs.

06 / KEEP

Pick up where you left off.

Autosave in this browser, download a session you can reopen, and export a WAV loop to take into your next production.

Open a session and start tinkering. Browser saves stay on this device; a session file lets you take your edits with you.

Start Unraveling

Have a recording to explore?

Create a project to upload your source and explore its analysis runs and available stem previews. Keep your reference work alongside your musical experiments.

Create a project account

Come as you are

You don't have to call
yourself a producer.

If a song has ever made you think “how did they do that?” or “what if it went like this?” — you're in the right place.

THE LISTENER

Go past replay.

Turn the urge to understand a song into your first musical idea. Curiosity is enough to start.

THE DJ & REMIXER

Find another angle.

Explore rhythm and contrast. Test a different groove and hear the possibilities in familiar ideas.

THE MUSICIAN

Follow a phrase.

Try a melody, answer it with a bass line, and leave room for a part you haven't imagined yet.

THE PRODUCER

Keep the session open.

Sketch parts, audition changes, and export a loop you can carry into your wider production.

The bigger idea In development

A crate of influences.
A production of your own.

We're building an AI-assisted workflow that helps you understand what moves you in your references, then shape those ideas into new musical material.

  1. 01 / BRINGReferences
  2. 02 / UNDERSTANDAnalysis
  3. 03 / CONNECTInfluence Blueprint
  4. 04 / EXPLORESketches & stems
  5. 05 / DECIDESelect, combine & revise
  6. 06 / SHAPEArrangement
  7. 07 / KEEPExport

An Influence Blueprint is our planned map of the musical qualities you want to explore across references. This connected workflow is in development. Studio is where you can start making and revising today.

Your ear makes the call.

AI can help reveal patterns and suggest possibilities. You choose what to keep, what to change, and what to leave behind. The creative judgment stays with you.

Influence is a starting point.

Explore the rhythm, texture, and relationships that draw you to a recording. Use that understanding to make your own choices, and build something you can keep working on.

There's more in the music.

Pull at a thread.
Unravel it.