README – Music Platform Overview In this README, I’ll break down each component of the software and explain its purpose. While there are many music production platforms available, my goal is to combine features from various tools into one powerful, all-in-one solution. Users of this software will be able to:
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Write a Song Users can type lyrics and insert chords to create a chord chart. This can be done either: Manually, by typing everything Or with the help of a user-friendly button layout that allows quick chord placement above selected words or phrases Users can also define the song structure—such as how many verses, choruses, or bridges the song includes. Advanced features will include: AI-powered thesaurus for word suggestions based on the theme or context of the song Options to select the key, tempo (BPM), capo, and choose from major, minor, borrowed, and passing chords A transpose function that automatically adjusts the entire chord chart to a new key
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Record and Mix This section will function like traditional DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations), but with additional enhancements: AI integration for mastering, suggestions, and templates A built-in library of instruments, sound templates, and MIDI devices Tools to make the recording and mixing process smoother for both beginners and professionals
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Distribute the Song Users can distribute their song directly from the platform or schedule it for a later release. Features include: Uploading album title, artwork, lyrics, and project info Crediting collaborators (e.g. who wrote the lyrics, who played drums, etc.) Selecting individual streaming platforms or simply clicking “Select All” to distribute across all available services
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Identify Key / Chords / BPM of an Existing Song For songs that already exist (including demos), users can: Upload an MP3/WAV file or paste a link The software will automatically detect and display: Key Tempo (BPM) Chords Additionally, users can isolate vocals or instrumental tracks for analysis or remixing
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Identify a Song Name (Like Shazam) Similar to Shazam, this feature allows users to: Play a song live or upload a snippet Instantly identify the song name, artist, and other metadata
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One Unified Platform All of these features (and potentially more in future updates) will be available in one place—eliminating the need to jump between multiple apps or tools. This creates a streamlined, user-friendly workflow. When starting a new project, users can work: Individually Or with invited contributors for collaborative songwriting, recording, and editing
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Lifetime Access (No Monthly Fees) Unlike many platforms that charge monthly or annually, this software will operate on a once-off payment model. Key points include: One-time subscription for lifetime access Free updates, downloadable from the website 30-day free trial to explore the software A completely free version with limited features (e.g. writing and basic recording), designed for users on a tight budget
This platform aims to empower musicians at all levels by making professional tools accessible, affordable, and unified.