INSIDE THE SIGNR STUDIO

Should you
send it?

Understand your mix. Find your direction.
Know your next move.

Step inside
A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR SOUND
EXAMPLE MIXGENRE PROFILE
-80-45-10201001k10k20k
Low endFrequency / HzTop end
A real, anonymized example. Your result will be your own.
HOW SIGNR THINKSMeasurements, with perspective.SCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
01 / Your mix

Hear it your way.
See it clearly.

After hours on the same loop, perspective gets harder. Mix Mirror puts your frequency balance beside the genre reference, so you can see where your sound differs.

A difference is an observation. You decide whether it belongs in the record.
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SIGNR / MIX MIRRORExample report
Mainstage130 BPM · -6.6 LUFS
EXAMPLE MIXGENRE PROFILE
-80-45-10201001k10k20k
Low endFrequency / HzTop end
OBSERVATION

The upper spectrum sits above the genre reference.

Explore the bands
FROZEN EXAMPLE / MAINSTAGE01 / 04
02 / The result

Know what the
result rests on.

Your report connects the technical result to the measurements behind it. When the source limits a check, that limitation belongs beside the result.

An MP3 measurement cannot establish the true peak of your original master.
SIGNR / TECHNICAL READExample report
FROM THE EXAMPLE REPORT

Ready to send

No technical blocker was found in the checks that ran (length 3:01, loudness -6.6 LUFS, peak 1.2 dBTP).

Tempo
130BPM
Loudness
-6.6LUFS
Source
MP3Stored upload
FROZEN EXAMPLE / MAINSTAGE02 / 04
03 / Your direction

Find the right
conversation.

Explore how your track lines up with label profiles. Genre and tempo give the comparison context, while each label still makes its own editorial decisions.

Similarity helps you explore a direction. It does not predict a signing.
SIGNR / LABEL DIRECTIONExample report
PROFILE OVERLAP / 130 BPM EXAMPLE

A direction to explore.

01
Revealed Recordings

mainstage · big room · electro house · progressive house

Profile tempo: 140-150 or 126-134 BPM
02
Spinnin' Records

mainstage · big room · electro house · progressive house

Profile tempo: 121-140 BPM
03
Musical Freedom

mainstage · big room · edm · future rave

Profile tempo: 125-134 BPM

Profile details from this example report. Labels are independent of SIGNR.

FROZEN EXAMPLE / MAINSTAGE03 / 04
04 / Your next move

Leave with
a next move.

Bring the result back to your session. See the leading action and what is worth keeping, with the full reasoning available in your report.

Your track stays yours. Including the choices that make it different.
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SIGNR / NEXT MOVEExample report
THE LEADING STEP

Finish the WAV, then build one or two more finished tracks before pitching Revealed Recordings. The record is ready. The reason to wait is strategic, not technical.

KEEP

The mono check passed: your mix stays intact when the system sums to mono.

Full context. One report.Open the example report
FROZEN EXAMPLE / MAINSTAGE04 / 04
TAKE THE CONTROLS

Meet your Mix Mirror.

Switch views. Select a band.
See what the difference actually means.

EXAMPLE REPORTMainstage · 130 BPM
Drifts from the reference range in places

Two views of your mix. Try both.

-15-10-5-30+3+5+10+15YOUR MIXREFERENCE20501002005001k2k5k10k20kSubBassLow MidMidHigh MidHigh

Move across the curve. Tap or click to hold a point; use arrow keys to step through stored points.

Choose a point on the curve.
Select a band to inspect the difference from the reference.

Your high mid is ~4 dB above the Mainstage reference, consider whether that fits this track, or if it could be tighter.

Your high is ~4 dB above the Mainstage reference, consider whether that fits this track, or if it could be tighter.

All band measurements and tolerances
Your Mix vs Mainstage3/6 on target
↑ above↓ below
+0.2
Sub
20–60Hz
-21.8 dB
ref -22.0
-0.6
Bass
60–250Hz
-28.9 dB
ref -28.3
+0.9
Low Mid
250–500Hz
-35.7 dB
ref -36.6
+2.0
Mid
500–2kHz
-39.3 dB
ref -41.3
+3.8
High Mid
2–8kHz
-47.2 dB
ref -51.0
+3.6
High
8–20kHz
-52.9 dB
ref -56.5
On target
Consider adjusting
Significant difference

So what: this is the main tonal difference from the reference. The verdict does not hang on it, so treat it as a character call rather than a required fix.

This is the same instrument used in the report, with the same stored measurements.

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HOW YOUR REPORT IS MADE

Your sound.
Your call.

Code measures. Research adds context. AI assesses and explains. You decide.

01

Measured.

Signal analysis reads your audio. The public example measures -6.6 LUFS integrated loudness.

Check the measurement
02

Calculated.

The example shows 95% Label Fit for Revealed Recordings. Code compares genre and tempo with the label profile. This percentage describes fit, not a label decision.

Check the comparison
03

Assessed.

The example gives Mixdown 8/10. AI assesses the measurements using SIGNR’s written instructions. This is an interpretation to weigh alongside your own listening.

Read the assessment

Dannic designed what SIGNR checks. Your report is generated automatically, without a personal listening session by Dannic. You make the creative decisions. Each label makes its own signing decisions.

Is my music used to train AI?

Your audio file is not sent to the report-writing AI. Measurements and the track details you provide are sent to Anthropic to generate your report. Anthropic says commercial API inputs and outputs are not used for training by default, with exceptions for feedback or permission to use data. Account-specific permissions and any manual reuse of SIGNR data have not been verified, so we cannot give an unconditional no-training promise for every data flow.

Read Anthropic’s commercial data policy · SIGNR data handling

What happens to my audio?

Your audio is measured on our audio service. The processing code removes its temporary file after processing. Your audio file is not sent to the AI that writes your report. Measurements and report results are saved so you can revisit them.

What about Dannic Review?

Checking Dannic Review availability. Your automatically generated report does not include a personal listening session. Check Dannic Review

What about resonances?

SIGNR locates spectral peaks so you know where to investigate. The measurement gives you a position; listen in context before deciding to change anything.

And the demo email?

When a submission is your next step, the report helps you prepare a draft. Review it, make it yours and send it yourself. SIGNR does not send your music to labels.

YOUR TURN IN THE STUDIO

Your track.
Next.

Bring the record you have been working on.
Get a clearer view of where it stands.

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