- Write & generate
- Record
- Sell & register
The Writing Room
Your lyrics go in. A full arrangement comes out — in your key, at your tempo — with a melody guide that shows you where to go high and where to come down.
The song
Saved to this device automatically.
Looking for the microphone? It is under at the top — and you do not need to write anything first.
The vibe
The arrangement, the chords and the melody are all made here in your browser — nothing
is uploaded and nothing leaves this device. Where a model like Suno or your own engine belongs there is a
single seam: engine.js → makeArrangement().
Your melody guide
Follow the line. Up means sing higher, down means come down. The words sit under the notes they belong to, and the marker shows where you are.
- Write
- Make the beat
- Record
- Sell
The Beat Room
Forty instruments, a grid you paint notes onto, and two decks you can actually scratch. Build a beat here and send it straight into the Booth to sing over — or take the WAV and go anywhere with it.
The Engine
The question underneath this room is the one that matters most: when you write a song here, does anybody else get a copy of it?
engine.js — the chords, the melody, the arrangement, the
tuning, the harmony, the mixdown. There is no upload step, because there is nowhere for it to go.
Your lyrics have never left this machine, and the Beat Room and the Booth are the same. The
privacy you wanted in "your own Suno" is not a Phase 2 — you already have it.
Where your songs are made
Your own engine
If you stand a model up — YuE, ACE-Step, or anything else — point this at it and the Writing Room will use it instead. If it does not answer, the studio quietly composes the song here rather than leaving you with nothing.
The address and key are kept on this device only, and are sent to nowhere except the address you typed.
What your engine has to answer
One POST, one JSON reply. Anything that can answer this shape works — the studio does not care what is behind it.
POST <your address>
{ "lyrics": "...", "style": "R&B", "key": "A minor",
"tempo": 96, "voice": "soft" }
200 OK
{ "melody": [ { "freq": 261.6, "durationMs": 500, "word": "I" }, ... ],
"instrumentalWav": "<base64>" // optional; omit and the studio plays its own
}
Only melody is required. Every other room — the guide, the Booth,
the tuning, the WAV export, the release pack — reads that array and nothing else.
If you want to own a model outright
Honest version, in order, with the parts nobody tells you:
- You do not need this to ship. The studio already writes, records, tunes and exports without any model at all. Owning one buys you a different sound, not privacy — you have the privacy already.
- Rent a GPU by the hour. A few dollars an hour, and only while it is generating. A heavy day of testing is tens of dollars, not thousands.
- Install an open model on it — YuE or ACE-Step are full-song models with vocals, free to use and to run. A developer does this once.
- Put its address in the box above. That is the whole integration. Every other screen is untouched, because they only ever read the melody array.
- Write
- Record & make it yours
- Sell & register
Record
Press the red button and sing — you need nothing else first. If you wrote a song in the Writing Room it arrives here already split into parts, so you can keep the beat and re-sing it, keep the vocal and change the beat, or fix one line without starting again.
Record right now
You do not need lyrics, a song, or anything else first. Press the red button and sing. You can put words to it afterwards — or never.
Headphones on, so the click does not bleed into the microphone.
Already written something? and the melody guide comes with it.
The mix
Record your vocal
Headphones on, so the beat doesn't bleed into the mic. You get a four-beat count-in, then the beat plays while you sing. Your take is kept on this device only.
When you have a take, Tune it & touch it up is the next card down — that is the autotune, the harmony and the polish.
Does the guide sit too high for you? Sing or hum for five seconds and it will measure your range and move the whole guide to where your voice actually lives. Nothing is cloned and nothing is uploaded — it only listens for the notes.
Tune it & touch it up — the autotune
Three plain controls. Nothing here throws your take away — the original is always kept, and you can switch back at any time.
Rolls off the rumble, evens out the loud words, lifts the air, and puts you in a room instead of a cupboard.
Already have a song? Bring it in
Load any audio file from this device and use it as the bed to sing over. You can also try pulling the old vocal out of it, so only the music is left.
Freeze what you love
A freeze is a real lock: the frozen part is held exactly as it is while you change everything around it.
Edit the words — the music stays where it is
Rewrite any line. With the lock on, the tune, the timing, the chords and the beat are all held exactly as they are — only the words change.
- Write
- Record
- Sell & register
Your Store & the Money
A song earns from separate pots, and each one is claimed in a different place. Miss one and that money is never sent — it sits unclaimed with your name on it.
Where the selling happens
This room is your shelf. Creation is the shop.
Creation is the artist-direct platform — fans pay you, you keep 95%, and you can leave with your catalogue whenever you want. Every song here exports as a release pack: the master, the instrumental, the lyrics, the signed-ready split sheet and the metadata a distributor asks for, in one zip.
Where it stands today: Creation is live and you can walk the whole flow, but it is still on test payment keys — no real card is charged and no money moves yet. Build the catalogue now; the day it opens, the packs are already made.
Your store is empty.
Finish a song in the Booth and send it here.