In-house tool and service
Mashup engine
An automated mashup system built in-house. It analyses each track beat by beat and bar by bar, matches tempo and key, blends the songs on the bar line and returns two finished versions. No music theory required — the musical decisions are handled for you.
How it works
Five steps; the engine takes care of everything else.
- Songsupload 2–8 tracks in any common format
- Analysistempo, grid, key, and stems: vocals, drums, bass
- Fragmentspick the parts on the waveform; edges snap to bar lines
- Stylesmooth — invisible blends; energetic — tape stops, rolls, staccato
- Two versionslisten, rate every transition, swap any one you dislike
What makes it accurate
Three modes
Song mix
Several tracks in a row: smooth transitions through filters and fades, or energetic ones with effects.
Vocal over beat
The classic mashup: one song's vocal over another's instrumental, with the key and tempo worked out for you.
Chain of mashups
Three songs or more: the engine splits them into beat-and-vocal pairs and joins the mashups with transitions.
Examples
Finished mashups made for clients. Every transition sits on a bar line, with tempo and key matched between the songs.
Questions
- Which files work
- MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC and OGG. The better the source, the better the result.
- How many songs
- Two to eight. A vocal-over-beat mashup takes two songs; a chain takes three or more.
- Do I need music theory
- No. Tempo and key are detected and matched automatically — there is nothing to set by hand.
- What if the songs do not fit
- The engine shows a compatibility score and tells you which song to replace, rather than building a bad mix.
- Rights to the music
- Upload only what you have the rights to. A mashup of commercial releases is personal use; publishing it needs permission from the rights holders.
Build a mashup
Send me the songs and the mood you are after — the track comes back in two versions to choose from.