Written guides for every SubverseLab tool — what each one measures or generates, how to use it, and where its limits are.
Arrangement GPS is an idea-to-project learning tool: it builds a full, playable arrangement blueprint from a genre and a few style choices, lets you audition it as a schematic preview, and then explains…
Sensei creates an 8-bar, 4/4 drum pattern from a style and its generation controls. The sequencer shows all 8 bars at 16th-note resolution across six channels: Kick, Snare, Hi-hat, Open Hat, Crash and Perc. The mixer…
- One analysis a day is free (one per IP address per UTC calendar day). After that, an analysis costs 100 credits, taken from your balance before the analysis starts and given back if it fails. Credits come with any…
Splitter is a member-only web tool for analysing music and separating a track into stems. It offers three operations:
You upload a song and its cover. The tool measures the audio, takes the three colours the video will use from the cover itself, and animates one to the other. What comes out is a 1920x1080 mp4 at 30 frames a second…
SynthPulse writes a 16-step synth pattern across six lanes: four lead voices and two bass voices. You choose a direction, the tool proposes a pattern, and you export it as a standard MIDI file. It writes notes, not…
Time and Frequency Sync is a high-precision calculator for music producers, beatmakers, and mixing engineers: BPM-synced delay times, acoustic reverb decay, harmonic frequency values, and sample repitch math, all with…