Example input
A 60-second demo with peak-and-silence marker mode.

Audio analysis · Free utility
Turn an audio file into a visual waveform and marker table. Add production notes at exact times, then export cues for editors, performers, or collaborators.
Indexable example
This is a static example, not a pre-generated claim. Your actual result depends on the input you provide.
Example input
A 60-second demo with peak-and-silence marker mode.
Example output
Markers at 0:00 start, 0:14 energy rise, 0:29 strongest peak, 0:44 short silence, and 0:58 ending, ready for user notes.
How it works
The browser draws a waveform and measures amplitude over time.
Accept useful suggestions and place manual notes at exact moments.
Download the approved timestamps for an editing or production workflow.
Useful when
Mark rises, drops, holds, and important visual moments.
Note entrances, breaks, and lighting cues against the track.
Record timestamped feedback without writing vague time references.
Questions
No. It only analyzes waveform behavior and user-created markers.
Yes. Every cue remains removable, movable, and annotatable.
The contract provides CSV and JSON cue-sheet downloads.
Keep working
Generate an approximate arrangement map from the waveform and repeating audio features. Every boundary remains editable because musical structure is not always unambiguous.
Turn tempo and musical structure into a practical edit plan. The list uses holds and phrase boundaries as well as cuts, so movement does not become mechanically busy.
Choose whether the clip should introduce the song, feature the hook, or capture the biggest energy change. The tool returns several candidates instead of declaring one subjective winner.
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