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Hear the result before you download it

Most audio tools hand you a file and wish you luck. Every heavy job here opens in a player built for that output, so you check the work first and export second.

Why this exists

A separation model can smear a vocal. A transcription model can miss a chord. You find out by listening, and on most sites that means downloading the file, opening a DAW and going back to start over if it is wrong. That round trip is the slowest part of the job and it happens after you have already paid or spent a run.

So the result step here is not a download button. It is a player that matches what was produced: lanes for stems, a piano roll for MIDI, engraved staves for notation. You hear it, fix what needs fixing, and only then take the file.

Separation results

Forge Mixer

A synced multi-track mixer for the stems you just made.

  • Every stem on its own lane, with mute, solo, volume and pan
  • Mix presets, an A to B loop region, and live meters per lane
  • Export your mix straight to WAV from the browser, no re-upload

Opens automatically on Vocal Remover, Stem Splitter, YouTube Vocal Remover and YouTube Stem Splitter.

Audio to MIDI results

Forge Roll

A piano roll that plays the MIDI back and lets you fix it before export.

  • Sampled piano and an instrument picker, not a buzzing synth
  • Crossfade against the original audio to check the transcription
  • Edit notes with undo, quantize, transpose, set velocity, then export the edited MIDI
  • Key detection with scale highlighting, ruler scrub and an A to B loop

Opens automatically on Audio to MIDI.

Audio to sheet music results

Forge Score

Engraved notation that plays, with a cursor that follows the music.

  • The MusicXML renders in the browser, not as a flat image
  • Playback cursor tracks the score bar by bar
  • Download as PDF, SVG, MusicXML or MIDI once it looks right

Opens automatically on Audio to Sheet Music.

What it costs

Nothing extra. The players are part of the tools, not an upgrade. Where a tool is free the player is free with it, and where a tool costs a credit the player is included in that credit rather than charged on top.

Nothing is uploaded twice either. Playback, editing and export all run in your browser against the file the job already produced.