Can I See The Music

Turns a song into six rings of light, one per instrument, so you can see who is playing what. Drop a track and it separates the stems, transcribes the notes and plays them back on a ring board. Product name: Resonance Rings.

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The idea

Listening closely to a mix is a skill; seeing it shouldn't need one. Each instrument (drums, bass, keys, guitar, vocals and everything else) gets its own ring, divided by pitch, and lights up as it plays, with the note name and its frequency band.

The live view works straight from your microphone in the browser. Full analysis separates a track into stems first, so every ring shows only its own instrument.

The demo track, Night Swim, is an original 16-bar piece composed in code; the browser synthesises its audio, so no recording is bundled.

Screens

Resonance Rings playing the demo Night Swim: six concentric rings on a dark night-blue board with lit segments for bass, piano, guitar and vocals, an instrument list with current notes, and a transport bar — The demo playing: each ring is one instrument, each lit segment a note.

Resonance Rings on a phone: instrument chips in a three-by-two grid, the ring board, a play bar and tabs for Live, Library and Player — On phones: instrument chips, the board, a transport bar and three tabs.

Resonance Rings start screen inviting you to drop a track, with Play the demo and Open audio buttons — Start screen: drop a track, open a file, or play the demo. Everything in the browser stays on your machine.

Plans

Free: Live mic; Visualise a dropped MP3 in the browser; 1 analysed track a month.

Studio: $5.99 a month or $49 a year (save 32%). 120 minutes of stem analysis a month; Library; Stem playback.

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