Features
Everything a prepared library needs, none of the cloud
01 · Analysis
Native analysis, seconds per track
Rhythm, structure, loudness, pace, and key come from Apple's native audio analysis frameworks, accelerated on the Neural Engine with vDSP. Warm-cache analysis targets under 2 seconds per track; waveform peaks under half a second.
Per-bar DSP detail — sub-bass energy, spectral features — is computed locally with Accelerate. This is the same machinery your OS uses, with no cloud round-trip.
MusicUnderstanding + Accelerate on Apple SiliconScreenshot coming soon
02 · Cue engine
Role-first cues on the grid you trust
The Go cue engine detects builds, drops, and breakdowns from sub-bass energy, pace, and instrument activity — then snaps every cue to the 8/16-bar hypermeter on top of your Rekordbox beatgrid. Fake drops that collapse after entry get demoted automatically.
Hot cues, memory cues with spacing and dedupe, and per-role ordering are all validated before a single write. No valid grid, no cues — it would rather do nothing than write something wrong.
drop_main · drop1 · memory landmarks · manual_rb guardScreenshot coming soon
03 · Tagging
Genre and mood tags you can interrogate
A local model (AllMusicCaps) writes genre, subgenre, and mood tags, plus 512-dimensional embeddings for similarity. Optional Essentia enrichment runs when installed.
Every tag carries its rule, evidence, and target — tag review shows you exactly why a track got tagged, and you can approve or reject before anything is applied.
Explainable tags · 512-d embeddings · local models onlyScreenshot coming soon
04 · Discovery
Browse the whole archive like a streaming service
Faceted browse by genre, BPM, key, energy, era, and tag. Full-text search across track, artist, album, and label. Similarity pivots from any track, artist, or album.
Queries target p95 under 150 ms on a 20,000-track library — fast enough to explore, not just to find.
FTS5 search · faceted browse · similarity pivotsScreenshot coming soon
05 · Pipeline
Imports that survive real life
Batch jobs are durable and resumable — quit, crash, or close the laptop and the queue picks up where it left off. Mixed In Key exports feed the pipeline; final Rekordbox imports wait at explicit user gates.
Every stage is persisted, retried with backoff, and reviewed before it touches your library.
Resumable batches · MIK handoff · user gatesScreenshot coming soon
What Metamix doesn't do
- · No cloud processing — analysis runs on your Mac only
- · No pre-macOS 27 or Windows support
- · No music downloads or streaming playback
- · It doesn't replace Rekordbox's analysis — it builds on it
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