Studio · 6 modules

Write the hook, finish the lyrics, render the video, master the track

Six connected labs that run entirely in your browser. No account, no upload, no paywall — and every screen speaks Turkish and English.

Everything below works offline. Your text and audio stay on this device.

The six labs

Pick where your song is stuck

Each lab is useful on its own, and they hand work to each other with one click.

01

Hook Lab

Start here when you have an idea but no chorus

Turn a theme, a genre and a mood into a dozen hook candidates, each scored so you can tell why one lands harder than another.

  • Generates 6–12 hook options with rhyme scheme and syllable counts, from Turkish and English word banks.
  • Catchiness score with a visible breakdown: repetition, rhyme density, syllable fit, keyword coverage, length.
  • Chorus, rap and short-form variants — including opener lines with on-screen timing suggestions.
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02

Lyrics Lab

Use this when the verses need shape

A line-by-line editor with a live analysis column: syllables, rhyme groups, section targets and a copy-ready Suno block.

  • Turkish-aware and English-aware syllable counting, per line, with a target range per section.
  • Rhyme scheme detection (AABB, ABAB, free), rhyme and near-rhyme finder, synonyms and rephrase suggestions.
  • Local song library plus TXT, LRC and JSON export, and a one-click hand-off to the Prompt Builder.
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03

Video Lab

Finish here, with a file you can post

Drop in audio, get a storyboard built from the track's own energy sections, then render a video in the browser.

  • Reads duration, estimates BPM and splits the track into sections with a waveform overview — no upload.
  • Six or more canvas styles including karaoke lyric typography, waveform bars, particles and Ken Burns slideshow, in 16:9 and 9:16.
  • Exports WebM video, a poster PNG and SRT/VTT subtitles, with progress and cancel.
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04

Audio Lab

Run this on a track that is already finished

Load your own file, measure what is actually in it, then render a mastered version — decoding, processing and export all happen in the page.

  • Estimates integrated loudness (LUFS), true peak, crest factor, stereo width and phase correlation from the decoded audio, with a clickable waveform section map.
  • Mastering chain with independent toggles: rumble filter, hum notch, tilt EQ, de-harsh, bus compression, stereo width, loudness target and a true-peak limiter.
  • Loudness-matched A/B, WAV or MP3 export, and the measured before/after loudness and peak printed next to the file.
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05

Sound Match

For when you can hear the sound but cannot describe it

Analyze a reference track you have, and turn its measurable character into a style prompt you can paste straight into a generator.

  • Estimates tempo, brightness, warmth, density, dynamics, stereo width and vocal presence — each number labelled as an estimate, not a fact.
  • Writes an ordered style prompt in Suno grammar (genre → instruments → mood → vocal → production → tempo), in Turkish and in English.
  • Matches entries from this site's own styles library and hands the finished style line to the Prompt Builder.
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06

Earnings Calculator

Use this before you plan a release around the money

A streaming revenue estimator where every per-stream rate is an assumption you can see, edit and disagree with.

  • Monthly and annual gross and net, a per-platform table and a bar chart, from track count, streams per track and platform mix.
  • Distributor cut, collaborator splits, and USD / EUR / TRY with a rate you set yourself.
  • Default rates are approximate ranges, not official payouts — check them against your own statements; scenarios export to CSV or JSON and save locally.
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How it fits together

One pass from idea to uploaded file

Each arrow is a real button, not a diagram. Work moves forward without retyping anything.

01

Hook Lab

Find the chorus line worth building the song around.

02

Lyrics Lab

Send the hook over, write verses around it, check the meter.

03

Video Lab

Pass lyrics and timings in, storyboard the track, render the video.

04

Audio Lab

Measure the finished track, master it to a loudness target, export the file.

05

Prompt Builder & tools

Push the style line into the builder, then clean, diff or timestamp with the existing tools.

You can enter at any step. Nothing earlier is required.

Why this exists

The honest list of advantages

Not marketing claims — these are the specific things this Studio does that hosted lyric and video apps usually do not.

Offline-first

No account, no paywall, no upload. The pages load once and keep working with the network off; your audio never leaves the machine.

Turkish and English, natively

Not a translated shell: the syllable counter, rhyme matching and word banks are built for Turkish vowel groups and suffixes as well as English.

Integrated with the rest of the site

Hooks, lyrics and style lines move between the labs, the styles library and the Prompt Builder instead of living in three unrelated tabs.

Real export formats

TXT, LRC, SRT, VTT and JSON for text and timings; WebM and PNG for video — files you can hand to another program, not a preview behind a login.

What it is not: there is no server-side model here. The suggestions come from local engines and word banks you can read, so they are fast, private and repeatable — but they will not invent a whole song for you.

What the audio side does, plainly: it measures your own file and processes it — filtering, EQ, dynamics, loudness targeting, limiting — and exports the result. It does not remove watermarks. It does not strip or edit SynthID, C2PA manifests or any other provenance data, and nothing here is built to make a generated track undetectable. Metadata editing covers standard tags only — title, artist, album, comment — on files you own.

Keyboard

Shortcuts that work across the Studio

Keys What it does
Ctrl / + CCopy the focused result block
Ctrl / + SSave the current draft to local storage
Tab / Shift + TabMove between panels
EscClose a dialog or cancel a render
Language

Türkçe / English, everywhere

Use the TR / EN switch in the header. The choice is stored on this device and applies to every Studio page, including labels inside the editors and the generated checklists.

Try it now — this whole page swaps language without reloading.

Questions

Do I need a Suno account to use the Studio?

No. Nothing here talks to Suno. You write and export here, then paste the result into whatever generator you use.

Where is my work saved?

In this browser's local storage, under keys starting with us-. Clearing site data deletes it, so export TXT, LRC or JSON for anything you want to keep.

Does the Video Lab upload my audio somewhere to render?

No. Decoding, the waveform, the canvas drawing and the WebM recording all happen in the page. Only a URL you paste yourself is fetched, through this site's own proxy.

Is the Turkish support just machine translation?

No. The interface strings are written in both languages, and the analysis is language-aware: Turkish syllables are counted by vowel groups and rhymes are matched with suffix-aware stems.

Can the Audio Lab remove a watermark or make a track undetectable?

No, and it is not built to. It measures and masters audio you already have: filters, EQ, dynamics, a loudness target and a limiter. It does not touch SynthID, C2PA manifests or any other provenance data, and no step in the chain is designed to defeat detection.

Are the earnings figures real payout rates?

No. Every per-stream rate is an editable assumption shown as an approximate range, because real payouts change with country, subscription type and distributor. Put your own statement numbers in before you trust a total.

All six labs

Every Studio route in one place

Direct links, in the order most people work through them.

Start with the part that is blocking you

No sign-up, no trial timer. Open a lab, paste what you have, and keep the files.