Algo learns your sound, then works for you.
Your personal assistant inside TrackBase. It helps you find, sort and prepare, and the more you work, the more it follows your style.
Your personal assistant inside TrackBase. It helps you find, sort and prepare, and the more you work, the more it follows your style.
Algo
Low Sun: suggested role Builder, learned from the roles you have tagged. Confirm it, or set your own.
Ask about your library, describe a vibe, find a track you heard, identify unknown files, classify tracks, check labels and clean up artist names.
Every set role you tag teaches Algo where your tracks sit in the night. With enough of your tags, it builds a model that is yours.
Its suggestions show faded on your cards, ready for one click. And you can tune how Algo prepares a set.
Readiness advice on key clashes and BPM jumps, the energy flow on the Energy Map, and next-track ideas for the set you are building.
Day 1
Week 4
Month 3
Coming Your ratings will train Algo's Energy and role guesses.
Timings are illustrative. A personal role model starts after about 100 tagged tracks; before that, Algo uses a standard model.
Example cards from a demo library.
Algo
Which of my tracks work as a warm-up around 120 BPM?
I found 14 tracks between 118 and 122 BPM in your library. Warm Up Theory, Second Wind and Glass Floors are a good place to start.
Algo
Low Sun: suggested roles
Builder (main) and Climax, shown faded on the card. Click one to confirm it; right-click to remove it.
Algo
Readiness: tracks 4 and 5
Key clash between tracks 4 and 5 (8A to 3B). This is advice, not a block: the set is yours.
A role you set by hand is never overridden. Algo only fills the gaps, and shows its guesses faded.
When you rate by ear, Algo's guess stays hidden until you've made your call.
AI features are off until you switch them on, per account, with your consent. Turn them off any time; sending stops at once.
Right is what you change. Open the panel on a track, and Algo is right there beside it.