Everything it does.And what it does not.
Easy and Pro are two views of one mix, not two products and not two prices. If a control is on this page, it does what the label says.
Make it sound finished.One press, and it says what it did.
The sharp edge
The brittle high-mid bite many home and AI-assisted mixes have. Softened, not dulled.
Mud under the song
Low-mid haze that makes a chorus feel small on a phone. Cleared.
Jumpy loudness
How far the loud parts leap from the quiet ones. A little glue, or none if the song is already squeezed flat.
Left and right
Whether both sides tell the same story. The image is evened out.
Then it replaces the master effects (it never stacks a second copy), sets −14 LUFS, and keeps the limiter at −1 dB. If real stems exist, it turns the full bounce down so the parts are what you hear.
Make it sound finished
Softened the sharp edge. Cleared some mud under the song. Added a little glue. The saved file is set to −14 loudness, the level Spotify uses.
v3 Finished the song · v2 Split into parts
Four sliders.Real faders, real effects.
- Voice
- Lifts the vocal parts and tucks the rest a little, or the reverse.
- Warmer
- Opens the low end and softens a harsh top, or the reverse.
- Wider
- Pushes the sides out, or pulls the song back to the center.
- More punch
- Adds glue, so the loud hits sit with the rest of the song.
Split into parts.Stems, on your computer.
Voice, drums, bass, and the rest. The split runs in your browser when your machine can keep up, with a progress bar and a Cancel button. Cleaner split on our server runs a neural model (Demucs) instead, in about a minute. Bring a zip of parts and each file becomes its own fader.
The split on your computer is a fast filter: parts you can balance. The server split is a neural model: much cleaner parts, with a little bleed still possible. Why that is enough for most songs.
Seven styles.For when you already know the world the song lives in.
A style replaces the track and master effects and sets a loudness target. The finish button is the better first press, because it listens.
Pop -14 LUFS
Vocal in front, a tight drum bus, a bright master.
Hip-hop -11 LUFS
Heavy low end, dry vocal, a hard drum punch.
EDM -9 LUFS
Wide synths, side-energy drums, a loud master.
Rock -12 LUFS
Guitars a little wide, drums forward, vocal present.
Lo-fi -16 LUFS
Darker top, soft compression, narrower image.
Acoustic -16 LUFS
Quiet master, a little room, a gentle vocal.
Cinematic -18 LUFS
Wide bed, longer space, a conservative target.
Pro, one tap away.Same song, more handles.
Pan, mute, solo, and a Warm button on every part, plus the tools below. Stay in Easy until a slider is not enough.
Find the tempo
Listens and writes the BPM next to the button. A reading, not a beat grid.
Find the key
Listens and writes the key next to the button.
Pitch up or down
Moves the whole song by a half step, from −12 to +12. The length stays put.
Speed up the ending
Shortens the last part of the song and writes the new tempo.
Mark Intro, Verse, Chorus
Drops a section name at the playhead.
Loop this moment
Loops a short span around the playhead, for listening or exporting just that part.
Group the voice
Puts the vocal parts in a folder called Voice. A muted folder silences its children.
One knob for everything
A single fader over the whole song.
Smooth the joins
Fades neighbouring parts into each other where they touch.
Cut the quiet gaps
Removes silent stretches inside a part. Quiet enough that a breath can stay.
Save another version
Copies the current parts to a second lane, so you can compare.
Record a part
One input through the browser, saved as a WAV stem.
Easy and Pro, side by side.Both included. No lock icons.
| Feature | Easy | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Make it sound finished | The main button | Still the first button |
| Voice, Warmer, Wider, More punch | Yes | The same mix, through faders and effects |
| Split into parts (stems) | Yes | Same project, parts already there |
| Seven styles | Behind “Pick a style instead” | A connected tool applies the same styles |
| Fader per part | Yes | Plus pan, mute, solo, and Warm |
| Hear the original | Yes | Yes |
| Save WAV, FLAC, MP3 | Yes | Plus export the loop, and WAV + MP3 together |
| Tempo, key, pitch, speed | — | Yes |
| Markers, loop, groups, versions | — | Yes |
| Loudness targets and a loudness check | Finish sets −14 | Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Louder |
| Record one part | — | Yes |
| Video, MIDI controller, headphone preview | Yes | Yes |
| Undo and history | Yes | Yes |
| Connected AI tool | Same project | Same project |
Loudness and the file.
Pro has loudness chips for Spotify (−14), YouTube (−14), Apple Music (−16), and Louder (−9). Check loudness measures the mix and reports the LUFS and the loudest peak. The ceiling and the target are different things: a song can be −14 and still have its peaks held at −1 dB.
- WAV 24-bit. The safest handoff to another program or a distributor.
- WAV 16-bit. The ordinary audio file, CD resolution.
- FLAC. Lossless and valid. Written without the usual compression, so it is larger than a typical FLAC.
- MP3. The small file for a phone, a message, or a quick share.
On every mix.
- Add a video. A movie from your computer, locked to the playhead, even inside a loop. It stays in the browser and is not uploaded. The saved file is audio.
- Connect a controller. MIDI in Chrome: the volume and pan knobs on channel 1 move the first part. Moves close together become one undo.
- Around you. A headphone preview that places each part around you. The file stays normal stereo.
- Undo, redo, history. One batch of changes is one step. Changes from a connected tool are marked Tool.
- Keyboard. Space plays and pauses. Command-Z and Shift-Command-Z undo and redo.
A connected AI tool can…
- List and create projects, and import audio from a public URL
- Split into stems, set faders, pan, mute, and solo
- Finish the song, apply a style, set the loudness target
- Add and reorder effects: EQ, compressor, limiter, gate, de-esser, reverb, delay, chorus, saturation, width, filter
- Write volume or pan automation, create a bus and a send
- Compare the original loudness with the current mix
- Export, undo, and redo
What it is not.
- Not a music generator. Orbit Waves creates no music, lyrics, or voices. It processes audio you upload.
- Not a perfect isolator. The fast split on your computer gives parts to balance. The cleaner server split uses a neural model (Demucs), which is good but can still leave a little bleed between parts.
- Not Dolby Atmos or spatial audio. “Around you” is a headphone preview. The file is stereo.
- Not reference matching. Mastering is loudness plus a −1 dB ceiling, after the finish button’s fixes.
- Not a recording studio. Record a part is one input, one take.
- Not a plugin host. No VST, AU, or CLAP.
Drop the song you have.Hear it finished in a minute.
Free account, no card. Free saves 2 MP3s a month. €19 a month for WAV, FLAC, and your AI tools.