Your master is done. Now you need teasers, a Canvas, artwork sizes, loudness checks, pitch copy and a plan — by Friday. Phosphor analyzes your track and builds all of it from one upload.
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A real track through our engine: the highlighted bars are the hook it found — the exact cut for your teaser and preview.
The Release Kit turns your track, artwork and a press photo into the whole campaign — cut at the exact seconds that matter, in your artwork's own palette.
Every tool below runs the same engine the Kit uses. Eight free runs a day.
Find the 30 seconds that sell the song — the exact bars for your TikTok clip, preview and Canvas. Listen to the top three instantly.
Analyze my trackKnow which playlists your track actually fits. Scored against 59 editorial blueprints — Fresh Finds to Techno Bunker.
Match my trackCatch the problems before the lacquer does. Phase, sibilance and level, checked against real cutting limits.
Check my masterSee how each platform's normalization will treat your master — and download versions built for every target.
Prep my masterHook Finder, Playlist Radar, Vinyl Check, Loudness Prep. Eight runs a day, full results.
Start analyzingTeasers, Canvas, stills, audio versions, captions. No subscription — you pay when you release.
Everything in the Asset Kit plus the printed release plan, Spotify pitch pack and master QA report.
The waitlist gets launch pricing and first access — one email, no newsletter.
Every number on this site comes from signal analysis: phase correlation, loudness metering, key detection, hook recurrence. The same math cutting rooms use.
Files are processed and deleted. Playlist blueprints are statistics built from public 30-second previews — the previews are discarded after measurement.
When a master fails a vinyl check, we say FAIL and show why. Reports you can hand to your engineer without translating.
It lives in a temporary job folder while the analysis runs, then it's deleted. Your results page keeps the numbers — BPM, key, verdicts — never the audio.
On a validation set of well-known commercial tracks, a defensible hook lands in the top three windows for nine tracks out of ten. You always get all three candidates with instant playback, so your ears decide.
A statistical profile of how a playlist actually sounds: spectral shape, timbre, dynamics, musical density — measured from public 30-second previews of its current tracks. Your track is compared against those statistics, hook to hook.
A language model drafts them — from your track's measurements and the tags you confirm, with a hard rule: no claim without a measurement behind it. You get three drafts to edit, not a wall of adjectives.
No. It prepares cutting-safe files and a report that makes your engineer's day shorter. The final call at the lathe stays human.