A listening experiment
Made with PHASE & Muzik ideas
YOUR OWN SELECTION
A few tracks. One continuous mix.
Drop your audio here. Remix finds an order and places to blend.
Shorter tracks play to the end. Timed selections include their transition. Set a different length for any track in Your set.
Preparing your listening room…
Auto mix handles the handoff. Choose Manual DJ to operate the deck controls.
Drag a record to scratch; hold X or Z to cut a deck. Drag the headshell or waveform to seek. Move a fader or press a deck’s Play button to take control. CUE stops a deck at the start. SYNC matches the other deck’s tempo within ±16%; when the other deck is playing, it also aligns the estimated beat phase. LOOP 8 repeats eight beats; press it again to exit. Auto blend continues the set from the louder deck and clears loops. Top view changes only the camera.
Preparing the controls…
Your set
Add a few tracks to find their flow.
Tempo, key and transition choices are estimates from the audio. Vocals and individual instruments are not identified. Files stay in this tab; compact analysis results are cached on this device.
The record box
Choose A and B in any order. Press Done when both records are ready.
Your audio is never uploaded to a server. Analysis and playback happen entirely in your browser.
Added files stay in this tab and clear on reload. File BPMs are estimated. Normal playback preserves pitch when the browser supports it.
A few ways to play
Use the demo tracks or add an audio file. Load tracks with the A and B buttons. CUE returns to the start; LOOP repeats eight beats. Use the waveform slider to move through a track. The bass and filter controls shape each deck independently.
For one-hand scratching, choose Hover + click: move around a record without pressing, then click for quick cuts. In Drag mode, hold the left mouse button on the record; the right mouse button cuts the sound. On a touchscreen, use one finger on the record and another on the fader or a CUT pad. Horizontal two-finger trackpad strokes also scratch.
Focus a record and use the left and right arrows to scratch with a keyboard. X and Z cut the decks while held. Sliders also respond to arrow keys. MIX uses a gradual crossfade; CUT opens both decks except near the opposite end stop. SYNC uses estimated BPM and the track start as its beat reference.