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MUSIC FOR THE EMOTION IN YOUR EDIT

Choose music by emotion.
Connect tracks harmonically.

Upload and analyze your collection, select tracks for your edit, then choose how to rename them and save copies.

FILENAME PREVIEWab- - Track name.wav
Harmonic compatibility · Harmonyzer code Choose the transition between tracks

MUSIC FOR VIDEO EDITING

Harmonyzer code

Choose the code of the track ending in your edit. Follow the gradient arrows to compatible codes, then choose the next track from the filtered list.

Major · AB+ … LA+Minor · ab- … la-KL ↔ LA ↔ AB
Reference codeCompatible keysWays to continue
One letter shared with neighbors
Same pair, major ↔ minor
REFERENCE CODE
COMPATIBLE CODES · EMOTIONS AND SCENES

    Tags come from collection tracks with that code. Counts show how many tracks have each tag. Analyze music or edit tags to fill the list.

    How to use codes in video editing
    1. Start with the track in your edit.

      Upload and analyze music. Read the code of the track ending in your sequence and select it here.

    2. Find music for the next sequence.

      Highlighted codes indicate compatible keys. Selecting a code keeps tracks with those codes in the list below.

    3. Listen to the transition in your video editor.

      Overlap the end of the first track with the start of the next. Adjust duration, volume and rhythm to your shots and dialogue.

    Uppercase and + = major; lowercase and - = minor. Pairs follow the circle of fifths, starting with AB+ · C major and ab- · A minor. The code indicates key, not BPM or intensity. Compatibility helps you choose; check the result by listening.

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    Chords generated locally for testing.
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    Music editing timeline Add tracks and listen to transitions

    Choose the first track, then add tracks compatible with the last one in the timeline. Change order and adjust excerpts; overlaps play in the bottom player. Order and trims are saved with your session.

    Optional · includes emotion-based suggestions and confirmed moments for the track.
    ✓ Next tracks: compatible only

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    Test music before bringing it into your editor.

    Choose the first track here or select “Add to timeline” below a track's name in the list.
    The first 30 seconds are used by default; you can change the trim.

    Drag excerpts to reorder or use Move ← / →. Drag edges to trim. Overlaps can reach 30 s within excerpt durations. Each transition ends before the next begins; the effective duration is shown above.See the demonstration ↗

    HARMONIC COMPATIBILITY

    Harmonyzer harmonic circle

    Select a code to filter tracks. Your choice stays synchronized with Bands and Focus.

    ab- · Am · A minor

    Lowercase, - · Minor · insideUppercase, + · Major · outside

    EDITING TAGS

    Emotions, scenes and wedding moments

    Emotions · choose several
    General scenes · choose several
    Wedding · 47 Wedding Moments Music moments

    Suggestions use the emotions selected above. Confirm several moments for the same track or choose others. Chosen moments survive reanalysis when manual corrections are kept.

    SAVED ON YOUR DEVICE

    Your sessions

    Results, corrections and settings are kept. Reconnect the original audio files after reopening.

    CONTINUE IN YOUR VIDEO EDITOR Pro

    Export for editing

    Keep track order, trims, overlaps and film moments in an editable timeline. Pro feature available in the test version.

    File linking · optional

    After downloading

    Final Cut Pro 7 XML export with two audio groups A/B and linked stereo channels. Check fades, channel grouping and markers on first import.

    HARMONYZER

    From track to Harmonyzer code.

    1. Upload your music.

      Select one or more tracks from your device.

    2. Select “Analyze tracks”.

      Harmonyzer always analyzes 5 excerpts distributed across the track, locally in your browser. Windows may overlap in short files. The code with the most votes is assigned automatically; tied votes use model scores.

    3. Check the results.

      Correct the Harmonyzer code and BPM in each track's row. ÷2 and ×2 adjust tempo. In Details, listen to analyzed excerpts and apply an alternative key. Tracks with a key estimate receive the voted code automatically and are selected for export. “Majority code” means excerpts produced different results; Details shows the votes. Files without a key estimate remain available for manual assignment.

    4. Select tracks for export.

      Use “Select all” for the analyzed collection. To select by criteria, apply filters and choose “Displayed only”; this selects displayed tracks with connected files and an assigned code. Adjust individual checkboxes as needed. After analysis, the Emotions, Scenes / moments and Wedding moments tabs appear. Filters use suggested or corrected tags. Open Edit tags to confirm several emotions and scenes per track. Combine the three filters or reset them together. Weddings have 47 Wedding Moments Music moments, searchable by translated name, original Romanian/English name or number. Wedding suggestions follow track emotions. In Edit tags, see associations, confirm several moments or choose others. Apply a moment to displayed tracks.

    5. Choose the filename format and save.

      Choose a template and separator in Filename format, then check the preview. Export includes selected tracks, even those hidden by filters. Download individual files, a ZIP or export into a chosen folder. Folder export creates a Harmonyzer subfolder for renamed copies. Original files on your computer stay intact. Audio is not re-encoded. If Comments is enabled, emotions, scenes and wedding moments are written into the exported copy's metadata.

    6. Test transitions in the timeline.

      Choose the first track in the picker or with “Add to timeline” in the track list. Subsequent tracks must be compatible with the last one. Drag excerpts to reorder, adjust source start/end and choose the overlap with the next excerpt. The player auditions the edit locally in your browser. Filter the next track by a WMM moment and assign a film moment to each excerpt. The timeline is saved with your session. In Export for editing, choose Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, the project FPS and download XML alone or XML + audio. Continue trimming and adjusting transitions in your editor.

    7. Return to a session.

      Results are saved automatically in this browser. Open Sessions to return to a collection, then reconnect the original files or folder. Manual corrections are kept.

    How do you read the code?

    AB+ is C major; ab- is A minor. Shared letters show neighbors in the circle of fifths: for ab-, look for ab-, la-, bc- or AB+. Uppercase and + = major; lowercase and - = minor. The circle closes through KL, LA and AB.