Bring the render
Load a Suno, Udio or DAW export without sending it to a server.
The post-production desk for AI music
RefineSound
Finish the song. Keep your sound.
Inspect a mix now, then move toward mastering, stems, cleanup and MIDI in one focused workflow.
Audio stays on this deviceNo account required
Audio session check
Local analyzer readyFrom render to release
A calmer final mile for AI-made music
Start with a technical check. Add the production steps that turn a promising generation into a usable release.
Check the signal
See format, length, sample rate, channels and peak level at a glance.
Shape the finish
Move into mastering, stems, cleanup or MIDI when each engine is connected.
Product roadmap
One desk for the jobs after generation
The first tool is live in the browser. Production modules are clearly marked until their engines are connected.
Live
Audio inspector & BPM tapper
Decode a local file, view its waveform, read core technical values and tap out tempo without an upload.
Planned
AI mastering
A release-focused chain for level, tone, dynamics and platform-ready loudness.
Planned
Stem & vocal separation
Separate vocals and accompaniment for edits, remixes, karaoke and cleaner downstream work.
Planned
Audio to MIDI
Turn melodies and musical phrases into editable notes for a DAW workflow.
Signal before style
Know what the file needs before processing it
A useful post-production chain starts with measurable input, not a preset chosen blindly.
Straight answers
Before you load a track
Does RefineSound upload my audio?
No. The current audio inspector and BPM tapper run in your browser. Any future tool that needs server processing will say so before a file leaves your device.
Can it master audio or split stems today?
Not in this preview. Those modules are shown as planned, while the local audio inspector and BPM tapper are available now.
Which audio formats work?
Support depends on your browser. WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC and OGG are commonly decoded by modern browsers.
Start with the file you already have
Run a private technical check and find the tempo before deciding what the track needs next.
Open the workbench