THE SOUND BEFORE THE SONG / SAMPLE BRIEF
Don’t beg the machine.
Direct the record.
Build a usable production brief with a musical point of view. Your work stays in this browser unless you export it.
03 / REFERENCE AUDIO
Hear it. Mark it. Direct it.
Choose an audio file from your device. SONGPRINT plays and measures it locally; your file is never uploaded to this site.
No reference loaded
Choose a file to see its length and sound-shape measurements.
The audio stays on this device. Saved briefs keep your notes and measurements, not the audio file. Choose the file again after reopening.
No time notes yet.
04 / ARRANGEMENT
The record has a spine.
Move sections, set their weight, and say what changes. The prompt follows your choices.
05 / WRITING ROOM
Give the words a job.
Keep your own lines. The local lyric sketch is a starting point, not a finished song.
Draft generator ON THIS DEVICE
Give it a real scene, pressure, and turn. It writes an original structured first pass—not a finished song or a model response.
Section labels like [Verse], [Hook], and [Bridge] stay exactly as you type them.
GENERATED FIRST PASS
Edit it until it sounds like you.
MODEL WRITING ROOM / LOCAL REVIEW
One direction. Three original drafts.
The model writes a style prompt, lyrics, and a production brief from your direction. It does not receive the audio file or your existing lyric sheet. Review before using anything.
Checking the protected model route…
MODEL-WRITTEN DRAFT · NOT A FINISHED SONG
Lyrics
Production brief
06 / PRODUCTION DESK
Keep the receipts.
A prompt is only a starting instruction. Keep the musical decisions and rights notes with it.
07 / HANDOFF
One clear production brief.
Take the short prompt into your generator. Keep the full brief beside the session.
SONGPRINT / DIRECTOR’S SHEETBRIEF CHECK
08 / VERSION VAULT
Know what changed.
Saved takes stay in this browser. Export a backup before clearing browser data or moving devices.