Make your catalogue discoverable by sound.
Resomix processes authorised catalogue recordings with PYXIS-1, creates a sonic profile for each track and makes the catalogue searchable through reference-based similarity. Start with one recording. Receive ranked matches from the same partner-scoped index.
One processed catalogue. Two verified outputs.
Catalogue Intelligence is the catalogue-scale application of PYXIS-1. Once authorised recordings have been processed, each track can participate in discovery in two ways: as a reference that starts a search and as a candidate that can be returned when its sonic relationship is strong.
Submit an indexed track or an approved audio reference and receive the closest matches from the partner catalogue, ordered by PYXIS-1 similarity.
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Retrieve the analysis of a processed recording across rhythm, harmony, timbre, structure, spectral character and energy when a closer examination is required.
Similarity retrieves related recordings. Track Intelligence explains one recording. They are connected capabilities, not the same screen.
Start with one track. Return relevant recordings from your own index.
A catalogue track can use its stored sonic profile immediately. An authorised uploaded reference is processed first. PYXIS-1 then compares that reference with the prepared partner index and returns the closest catalogue matches in ranked order.
The system does not ask the user to build the result list manually, and it does not reanalyse every candidate during each search.
Open Track Intelligence when you need to understand the recording in greater detail.
Similarity answers “what is sonically related?” Track Intelligence answers “what does PYXIS-1 detect in this recording?” For a processed track made available within the partner scope, the analysis can present structural, harmonic, rhythmic, timbral, spectral and energy characteristics.
This is a separate analysis view. It is not repeated beside every similarity result, and the user does not need to inspect it before receiving ranked matches.
Let sonic relevance give deeper catalogue another route into discovery.
Metadata, release schedules and editorial priorities remain essential. PYXIS-1 adds a different retrieval signal: the relationship inside the audio itself. When an older, niche, new or unreleased recording is close to the reference, it can be returned because of that relationship, not because it already has behavioural history or recent attention.
Resomix does not predict demand, guarantee exposure or decide what should be promoted. It makes more of the authorised catalogue eligible to be found when it is relevant to the sound being searched.
Relevant older recordings can appear beside newer releases when PYXIS-1 ranks the sonic relationship strongly.
New or unreleased audio can be profiled and matched without waiting for streams, sales or interaction history.
One known recording can lead users or internal teams into relevant catalogue inventory they might not have reached through metadata alone.
Add sonic retrieval without replacing the systems you already run.
Resomix is designed as a complementary discovery and analysis layer. During a guided pilot, partners can test catalogue similarity and Track Intelligence on an agreed sample. In a scoped integration, authorised server-side requests can retrieve similarity or analysis responses for use inside the partner’s own product or internal workflow.
The partner retains its catalogue, brand, licensing model and customer relationship. Resomix supplies the processing, sonic profiles, ranking and response layer defined in the agreement.
Your private catalogue does not become a shared partner pool.
Authorised catalogue audio, derived profiles and the searchable index are restricted to the applicable partner scope. One partner’s private content is not exposed as another partner’s catalogue result. Access, retention and deletion follow the relevant written agreement.
Partner catalogue processing begins only with authorised audio and metadata supplied for the agreed service.
Test PYXIS-1 on the music that matters to your team.
The right proof is not a generic accuracy claim. It is a controlled evaluation against a representative sample of your own catalogue, using references your team knows and relevance criteria agreed before the test begins.
Scope the sample
Agree the catalogue subset, intended use case, authorised inputs and evaluation criteria.
Deliver audio and metadata
Supply authorised recording files and the agreed metadata through the managed partner workflow.
Process and validate
PYXIS-1 creates the sonic profiles, the partner index is prepared and processing issues are reviewed.
Run known-reference tests
Use references the partner team understands and review the ranked catalogue results through listening and product evaluation.
Review the evidence
Examine relevance, processing coverage, query performance and integration fit before deciding whether to expand.
Evaluation measures, agreed per pilot. No pre-populated percentages, timings or pass marks.
Process the catalogue. Test the matches. Decide with evidence.
Bring authorised audio, metadata and a small set of reference cases. Resomix will define a guided evaluation of catalogue similarity, Track Intelligence and integration fit without requiring an immediate full-catalogue commitment.
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