I'm a musician, not a sound engineer.
The good programs for editing audio note by note are made for engineers. I wanted to say what I want to hear and have the program know how to get there. And have it write the parts I'm missing. It didn't exist, so I built it.
— Eric, creator of Pinza
Coming soon: the first video «This guitar has one wrong note. Inside the mix.»
What makes it different
It writes the parts you're missing.
A bass line, backing vocals, a cajón that fit your song and its groove. And they arrive as notes you can touch one by one, not as a locked audio file.
You ask in plain words.
"Simpler in the chorus", "give it more room to breathe". Pinza rewrites the part and you listen to the versions.
And the basics, done right
Split your song
Vocals, backing vocals, guitars, bass, drums.
Edit note by note
Pitch, timing, vibrato, volume. Inside the mix.
Mix and export
Effects, tracks, MIDI.
What you need
- Windows with an NVIDIA graphics card.
- The AI model of your choice: Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT or a free one on your own computer.
- Your music never leaves your computer to be split or edited.
Questions
- How much will it cost?
- The price will be announced at launch. People on the list get to try it first.
- When?
- When it works well on computers other than mine. I'll write to you before then.