01 · DISCOVER
Song map
Locate distinct ideas, likely song boundaries, strong sections, false starts, conversation and non-musical passages.
Long rehearsal in. Useful song plan out.
Find the songs hiding in the jam.
The Rehearsal Note Taker is designed for long, unfinished band recordings: multiple ideas, false starts, repeated songs, spoken decisions and the occasional excellent section worth keeping.
Submit a rehearsal for reviewWhat it is intended to produce
A musical map of the session first, then a practical edit plan or assembled best take when the material supports it.
02 · COMPARE
Take groups
Recognise repeated versions of the same material so a weak section can be compared with a stronger matching take.
03 · SHAPE
Best-take arrangement
Propose an intro, verses, choruses, instrumental sections and a polished ending using the strongest compatible audio.
Useful outputs
Named drafts
- Working titles from lyric hooks or supplied context
- Original recording name retained for traceability
- Source timestamps for every proposed section
Musical notes
- Estimated key, tempo and time signature
- Major chord changes with timestamps
- Song sections, structure and transition points
Band notes & files
- Spoken rehearsal decisions with timestamps
- Practice stems and member-muted mixes
- Cleaned rehearsal reference recording
Musical analysis is an informed estimate, not a guaranteed transcription. Dense mixes, power chords, unusual tunings, tempo drift and overlapping speech can make key, chord and lyric detection uncertain. Ambiguous results are labelled for the band to verify by ear.
Have a long rehearsal ready?
Upload the recording, choose the desired song-map or best-take outcome, and confirm how vocals may be used. Nothing is sent to Stripe for this pilot request.
Open the rehearsal request