How is the app started?
The current desktop workflow launches a local web application and opens it in a dedicated browser window.
The current desktop workflow launches a local web application and opens it in a dedicated browser window.
Core local operation and MIDI export are intended to work without sending private project files to a public service. Online services may be used only for specific optional features.
Project files and exports remain within the user’s local workflow unless a future feature explicitly states otherwise.
The current product is being developed and tested in a macOS desktop workflow. Wider support will be stated clearly before release.
A modern Chromium-based browser is used for the current app-mode interface.
Any DAW capable of importing standard MIDI files can use exported musical layers.
Compatibility means standard MIDI import. It does not imply a dedicated plugin integration unless explicitly announced.
Export chords, bass, hook, arp, drums and other supported layers separately.
Export a compact musical idea for quick production or experimentation.
Export the complete structure with section-aware musical material.
Exported MIDI can be edited in your DAW: change notes, timing, velocity, instruments, sound design and arrangement decisions. The program provides a starting point, not a locked finished track.
Confirm the launcher is running, the local port is available and the browser has permission to open the app window.
Check browser audio permission, preview volume and whether another preview is currently active.
MIDI contains notes and performance data, not the same preview instrument. Assign your own instrument and check tempo, key and track routing.
Use the Contact link in the footer. Dedicated support channels will be published before launch.