Mix like your favorite DJs.
Drop two songs. Pick a style — festival · house · hip-hop · disco — get the cut.
or upload a reference set — AuraJam learns the style.
AuraJam searches 127,000+ phrases to find the word that exists in both songs — the lock point.
Whisper timestamps tell us exactly when each song says that word. Down to the millisecond.
The crossfade executes at that exact moment. Both songs say it together. Then one takes over.
One tap. AuraJam picks a shared word between two songs in your library, finds the best blend point, plays it. You did nothing. It sounds like you spent an hour on it.
Every word in your mix assigned to a different source song. Drag, swap, collide phrases from four songs simultaneously. Export the session, stems, or lyric video.
Upcoming shared word opportunities surfaced in real time during your set. BPM delta. Key compatibility. You decide when. AuraJam tells you what's possible.
Studio is a full lyric-first DAW — not a one-trick transition tool. Every block in your session can be pitched, stretched, isolated, swapped, or handed to an agent.
Find the moment two songs say the same word — cut, align, transition. The thing you saw on the demo above.
Cut the vocals out — or keep only the vocals. Demucs runs on your machine; four stems ready to drop into any track.
Shift any block up or down by semitones without changing tempo. Camelot wheel tells you what blends with what.
Speed up or slow down any block without changing pitch. Rubberband under the hood. Drake 92 BPM → Uzi 155 in one op.
Replace a single word with the same word from another song. Stutter "die die die." Pick the source for every syllable.
A piano-roll-style timeline where every block is a phrase, not a MIDI note. Drag, drop, multi-track, automate, attach effects per block.
Echo on a shared word. Pan a word L→R. Transpose every Nth word. Effects target lyrics, not waveforms.
Type "splice 'die' from XO into Gods Plan" into your AI assistant. AuraJam connects via MCP. No DAW knowledge needed.
Used by floor users who just want a hot transition. Used by producers who want every word labeled. Pros use the same engine from an agent prompt instead of clicking around.
Jazz chords are colorful in music theory. AuraJam treats words like notes — the Compose tab is a piano roll where every block is a phrase from your library. The toy above is that same surface, scaled down for the web.
DJs splice phrases between tracks. Producers generate new songs from their library. Agents handle the editing.
Below — what the Compose tab looks like. Hit RUN, watch the session build, hit BOUNCE, hear the output.
Studio connects to any AI assistant that supports MCP — describe what you want and the AI builds the session for you. One-click setup inside the Compose tab. Everything runs on your machine — no cloud, no uploads.
Pick your style — AuraJam sets the scoring weights, crossfade curve, stem handling, and fade length automatically. Each mode is a complete craft pattern, not just an EQ setting.
Long phrase-anchored fades, key-compatible. The classic house DJ move — 12-24 second sweeps that breathe.
Scratch cuts, lyric-word anchored, beat-locked. Finds the shared word between two tracks and blends exactly there.
Drop-into-drop slams. Stem-aware vocal kill, downbeat-locked, 3-8 second impact fades.
Phrase-boundary hard cuts, drum-sync dominant. No softening — rhythm and beat position own the picker.
808-aware beat-locked transitions. Stem-aware vocal removal before the drop. Tight 2-6 second cuts.
Fast drop-aligned transitions. Rhythm dominant, tight 1-3 second fades anchored to the drop point.
Extended echo-tail fades, frequency-smooth. Loop-long 16-32 second blends that carry the groove across the seam.
High-pass Song A out, low-pass Song B in. The classic frequency swap — 8-16 second melodic transitions.
Key-matched, energy-guided, genre-agnostic. Balanced weights let the engine pick the cleanest blend across any genre.
When two songs share the same words, AuraJam finds the perfect moment to transition.
AuraJam searches 127,000+ phrases across thousands of songs to find lyrical connections nobody else can.
Both tiers live. Founder pricing locked in for life — subscribe before public launch and it never goes up.
.aurajam session filesAuraJam is built by Ranger Beers — former Army Combat Medic, solo dev, gym rat, cigar guy — operating under BEERS LABS LLC out of Canby, OR. The idea started from a simple question:
Why does every music tool show you what a song sounds like, but none of them show you what it says?
A person who built a thing for themselves because the thing they needed didn't exist.
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