See what you're hearing.

A free player with waveform inspection, spectrum analysis, parametric EQ, key-true transpose, and DJ pitch control.

The actual player, running live. Press play, drag the EQ, save a preset. The deck's title-bar button flips it to the mini deck.

The whole signal chain, on one screen.

Playback, analysis, and correction in a single compact window. Every readout stays live while you work.

The waveform panel: a track drawn in frequency colors, kicks in red, mids in green, highs in violet, with an amber playhead

The waveform is colored by frequency

Red is low, green is mid, violet is high: kicks read red, vocals sit green, hats sparkle violet, all before you press play. A lowpass overlay isolates the sub, and zoom goes from full track to single cycles.

The mini player: compact deck with a full waveform strip

Mini player

Collapse to a floating deck with the full waveform still visible. Same controls, quarter of the screen.

The parametric EQ panel: an amber response curve with five color-coded band nodes sitting on it

Parametric EQ you grab by the node

Five bands, each with its own colored handle on the curve, plus high and low cuts from 12 to 48 dB per octave. Split the panel and the spectrum moves live under your sweep.

The spectrogram panel filled with kick-drum columns and harmonic texture across the full frequency range

Spectrogram tuned for codec hunting

Adjustable range, tilt, and speed. A lossy transcode shows up as a hard shelf you can see from across the room.

Transpose without the chipmunk

The SEMI control shifts key up to an octave either way while tempo stays put. The pitch fader stays a true DJ fader with KEY lock.

BPM you can correct

Tempo detection with a one-click fix: click the readout, type the BPM you know, done. It tracks the pitch fader from then on.

Playlists that persist

Save named playlists and reload them from the playlist bar. The desktop app adds Quick Look style file-browser preview on a global hotkey.

Built for the booth, the studio, and the mix bus.

DJs

Prep sets with real tempo numbers, transpose tracks into key without touching the tempo, and cue by waveform instead of guesswork. Wide pitch ranges up to 100 percent when you need them.

Producers

Audition bounces and references with the spectrum open, sketch key changes on finished audio, and A/B EQ moves with factory and saved presets.

Engineers

Spot fake lossless files on the spectrogram, check sub content with the lowpass overlay, and read levels against a calibrated dB scale with peak hold.

Eleven skins. One layout.

From brushed-metal Winamp nostalgia to faithful Cubase and FL Studio homages. Every skin keeps the same controls in the same places, so muscle memory survives the costume change.

Cubase skin: flat charcoal with cyan accents
Cubase
FL Studio skin: slate grey with orange glow toggles and lime readouts
FL Studio
Terminal skin in dark mode: green phosphor Matrix look
Terminal / Matrix
Mushroom Kingdom skin: warp pipes, clouds, and coin blocks
Mushroom Kingdom
SPEED skin: black chrome with red racing stripes
SPEED
Windows XP skin: Luna blue window chrome
Windows XP
Aqua skin: glossy Mac OS X style chrome
Aqua
Cubase
FL Studio
Terminal / Matrix
Mushroom Kingdom
SPEED
Windows XP
Aqua

Free. For actual use.

No accounts, no uploads, no trial timers. Your audio never leaves your machine. The web player runs the full app in your browser; the desktop app adds file-browser preview, playlist persistence, and the global hotkey.

Version 1.1.1. MIT licensed. The installers are not yet code-signed, so your OS will warn you on first launch. macOS: open it once, then allow it under System Settings, Privacy & Security, "Open Anyway". Windows: choose "More info" then "Run anyway".