TrackSensei

What is TrackSensei

TrackSensei is an AI production mentor for electronic music producers. It analyzes your Ableton Live project (.als) and/or audio bounce (WAV, MP3, FLAC, AIFF) to provide genre-aware feedback on arrangement, sound design, mix, and master. The AI chat mentor knows the specifics of your track, offering actionable advice rather than generic tips.

How to use TrackSensei

1. Upload your project or bounce – Drag your .als file or audio file into TrackSensei. Audio decoding and .als parsing run in your browser; the raw file never leaves your device.
2. Pick the matching genre profile – Choose from 12 main genre families and ~80 subgenres. Six techno and house profiles are calibrated against a 563-track corpus.
3. Run the Deep Dive – TrackSensei extracts features locally, sends only the numeric feature JSON to Claude, and returns a scored report covering arrangement, sound design, mix, and master with concrete next steps.
4. Chat with the mentor – Open the chat panel and ask follow-up questions. The AI mentor has read the full analysis of your specific track, so answers reference your actual session.

Features of TrackSensei

• Ableton Project Parsing – Reads .als files: tracks, devices, MIDI, automation, sends, everything.
• Audio Analysis – LUFS, PLR, PSR, Bark-weighted spectrum, multiband stereo correlation.
• Production Scores – Four scoring pillars: mix quality, loudness, frequency balance, and arrangement. Each rated 0-100 with concrete flags.
• AI Chat Mentor – Ask follow-up questions; the Sensei knows every detail of your track.
• MIDI & Groove Analysis – Chord detection, swing analysis, velocity curves, pattern repetition insights.
• Genre-Specific Feedback – 12 main genres, 69 dedicated subgenre profiles. Each has its own LUFS targets, spectral balance, stereo rules, BPM range, and arrangement expectations.
• Stem Interaction Analysis – In-browser, audio never leaves your device.
• Privacy – Audio decoding, .als parsing, and feature extraction all run in your browser. Only the resulting numeric feature JSON is sent to the server.

Use Cases of TrackSensei

• Stuck on a mix – When your ears are tired and you can't pinpoint what's wrong, TrackSensei identifies specific issues like mid-range buildup or weak kick attack.
• Arrangement feedback – Upload an .als project to get feedback on section length, energy dips, and automation density.
• Genre-specific mastering – Get calibrated feedback for techno, house, trance, drum & bass, dubstep, hip-hop, hardstyle, hardcore, rock, ambient, pop, and breaks.
• Learning and improvement – Use the chat mentor to ask “How can I improve my arrangement?” and receive advice tailored to your track.

Pricing

Token top-up packs are also available.

FAQ

What file formats does TrackSensei support? Audio: WAV, MP3, FLAC, AIFF, OGG. Project files: Ableton Live .als. Use one or both; combining gives the deepest analysis.

How is TrackSensei different from ChatGPT for music production? ChatGPT has never heard your track. TrackSensei analyzes your audio against genre-specific targets, then the AI interprets those numbers for your specific mix.

Does TrackSensei use my music to train its AI? No. We use Anthropic's Claude API which does not train on API data. Your music, projects, and conversations are never used to improve any AI model.

Is there a free version? Yes. TrackSensei Free includes 3 Deep Dives and 20 chat messages per month. No credit card required.

Which genres and subgenres are supported? 12 main genres with dedicated subgenre profiles: Techno (Peak-time, Hard, Industrial, Schranz, Raw, Melodic, Dub, Detroit, Minimal, Acid), House (Deep, Tech, Disco, Bass, Amapiano, UK Garage, Progressive, Afro, Future, Acid), Trance (Progressive, Uplifting, Psytrance, Goa, Full-On, Vocal, Hard), Drum & Bass (Liquid, Neurofunk, Jungle, Halftime, Jump Up), Dubstep (Riddim, Melodic, Future Bass, Tearout, Brostep, Color Bass), Hip-Hop (Boom Bap, Trap, UK Drill, Chicago Drill, Lo-Fi, Phonk, Cloud Rap, Emo Rap), Hardstyle (Rawstyle, Euphoric, Xtra Raw), Hardcore (Gabber, Uptempo, Frenchcore, Happy, UK, Speedcore, Terror), Rock (Punk, Post-Rock, Metal, Metalcore), Ambient (Downtempo, Drone, Dark Ambient, Cinematic), Pop (Synthpop, Dance Pop, K-Pop, J-Pop), Breaks (Big Beat).