> Resomix Track Intelligence is track analysis software. It reads BPM, key and Camelot, structure, energy, loudness, timbre, genre and mood from one recording. TRACK INTELLIGENCE // BETA · SAMPLE DATA · POWERED BY PYXIS-1 # See how the track moves, changes and holds together. Resomix Track Intelligence is track analysis software for one recording at a time. Through 70+ measurable audio characteristics, Resomix's PYXIS-1 engine measures a song's tempo, key, rhythm, energy, harmony, timbre, spectral behaviour and structure, and turns these traits into one readable track profile. Six sections in long phrases: intro, build, first drop, the longest break, the main drop and a mixable outro. The **break → drop 02** transition is the track’s structural centre. 01 // THE PROFILE ## One track. One readable profile. The first level of analysis is a concise and professional summary, unbiased by charts. A steady, club-oriented track with a long central breakdown, stable tempo and its highest sustained energy in the final drop. Measured values are read directly from the audio; predicted values are classification signals, shown with confidence. 02 // TIME & STRUCTURE ## How the track unfolds BPM detection and a structural score, with the waveform, beat grid and sections on one timeline. Select a section to read its role. The main drop begins after the longest breakdown and carries the track’s highest sustained energy, and brightness lifts with it. [example interpretation from measured outputs] - **DJS**read the arrangement before it goes into a set - **PRODUCERS**compare pacing and section balance against references - **SUPERVISORS**locate shifts in tension and intensity fast - **CATALOGUE TEAMS**describe structure consistently across releases 03 // MOTION & DYNAMICS ## How energy moves through the track One continuous energy journey, with loudness and dynamic range layered beneath it, anchored to the structure. **Reading it:** intensity climbs gradually, with no abrupt jumps; the long break releases energy before the strongest section; the final drop carries the global peak, then the outro steps down rather than cutting. DJs check the track's flow before building a set. Producers study how arrangements are made. Curators focus on the pacing. Catalogue teams turn libraries into searchable tags. Resomix's analysis describes the music. The decision stays in your hands. 04 // HARMONY & PITCH ## Key and harmonic behaviour Musical key detection with confidence. The detected key and Camelot code sit up front with a readable chromagram strip, and the full pitch evidence and harmonic relationships one step deeper. The track stays centred on G minor throughout, with its strongest tonal movement in the break: pitch content spreads, then the final drop re-anchors the key. 05 // TIMBRE & SPECTRAL CHARACTER ## The texture of the recording A visual of the sound's frequencies, from deep bass to high air, described in plain language. **Texture read:** dark and dense through the first half, smooth, sub-weighted and percussive. The final drop lifts brightness and opens the top end without losing weight. Described as measured character — dark or bright, dense or open, smooth or percussive, stable or evolving. 06 // SONIC IDENTITY ## A profile, not a label Automatic genre, style, mood and instrumentation tagging, shown as coordinated signals with confidence. Stronger and weaker, never absolute. ### Genre & style detailed style: deep · dub-inflected · rolling ### Mood & theme ### Vibe & composition What the analysis reads from the composition: instrument balance and phrasing, as shown in the dashboard. Primary classification: deep house. Secondary signals suggest tech house and minimal influences. The profile keeps the overlap visible instead of forcing one answer. 07 // FROM DATA TO DECISION ## One profile. Five professional readings. ### For DJs Read the track before you hear it — arrangement, tempo, key, movement and weight, at a glance. - Structure: where every section starts and ends - BPM: stable 124, confirmed across the beat grid - Key: G minor · 6A, high confidence - Energy journey: where it holds, lifts and releases - Loudness and dynamics: how heavy it actually plays Know the track before it goes anywhere near your set. 08 // TRUST ## Measured, interpreted, never presented as absolute. Classification depends on context. Styles overlap. Confidence is always shown, and every number is traceable back to how it was produced. - Measured values (tempo, key, loudness, structure) are read straight from the audio: the same file always returns the same profile. - Predicted values (genre, style, mood, vibe) are signals, shown with confidence. Secondary signals stay visible. - Similar styles overlap; the profile presents the overlap instead of hiding it behind one label. - Raw charts never stand alone; each carries a plain-language interpretation. - Every result is traceable to its analysis run: engine version, date and scope. 09 // THE PLATFORM ## The profile is just the beginning Use the profile to find tracks that share its sonic character. Apply consistent analysis across a partner catalogue. Retrieve structured track intelligence inside another product. 10 // QUESTIONS ## Questions about Resomix Track Intelligence **How do I find the BPM and key of a track?** Upload the track to Resomix and open Track Intelligence. Tempo, key and Camelot code are measured directly from the audio and shown with a confidence value, alongside structure, loudness and energy. **How accurate is the key detection?** Measured values such as tempo, key and loudness are read from the recording, so the same file always returns the same result, and the key is shown with its confidence and any alternative key. Predicted values such as genre and mood are classification signals, shown with confidence, never as absolutes. **Does Resomix tag genre and mood automatically?** Yes, as predicted signals. Track Intelligence reports genre and style, mood and theme, and instrumentation such as vocal presence, each with a confidence level and with secondary signals kept visible instead of forced into one label. **Can Track Intelligence enrich catalogue metadata?** For a partner catalogue, yes. The same analysis runs across every authorised recording so structure, tempo, key, mood and genre are described in the same terms for every track, and it can flag inconsistent tagging. Resomix does not edit your metadata. It gives your team consistent evidence to work from. **Can I analyse my own unreleased track?** Yes. The upload is processed privately, is not used to train PYXIS-1, and the source audio is deleted no later than 24 hours after upload or analysis. **Can I get the analysis as data?** Partners can retrieve versioned, structured JSON through the Resomix API, with rhythm, tonality, loudness, mood, structure and provenance fields. Analysis access is enabled on request. FOR MUSIC PROFESSIONALS ## See your track as data you can use. FOR CATALOGUES & PLATFORMS ## Need track intelligence across a catalogue? --- Source: https://resomix.com/product/track-intelligence Site guide for AI systems: https://resomix.com/llms.txt