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Your song isn't finished. It's just exported.
You've played the track forty times. Somewhere around the twelfth listen, your ears stopped telling you the truth. The low end sounds fine on your headphones. In the car it turns to mud. On a phone speaker the vocal disappears. You don't know which version a stranger is going to hear.
So you do one of two things. You release it and hope, or you keep tweaking and never release it.
I built Vrenvo to end that loop.
One question, one number
Vrenvo asks one question: is your song ready to release?
Upload a track and run Analyze. You get a score out of 100. Your first Analyze is free.
A number changes the conversation you have with yourself. "I think it's close" turns into a score you can work with. You can argue with a feeling all night. A number tells you where you stand.
Measure. Fix. Release.
That's the whole method, in that order.
Measure. Get your score.
Fix. Work on the track until the number moves.
Release. When it's ready, Master it. Master costs 50 credits and shows you the score before and after. You don't have to trust that mastering helped. You can see it.
The free plan comes with 20 credits.
Why I built it
I'm a founder, and I'm also an artist. I make music as Ninja MDE, so I built the tool I wanted for my own songs.
We tested Vrenvo on six tracks. Every one scored between 75 and 82, all Release-ready.
Vrenvo doesn't promise you a hit, and nobody honest can. It tells you whether your song is ready, and it shows you the proof.
Try it on one song
Pick the track you keep almost releasing. Run it through Vrenvo and get your free score out of 100.
If it's ready, release it. If it isn't, now you know.
https://t.co/Bc5jk3UwnY
Measure. Fix. Release.
I spent years asking one question: is this song actually ready? So I built Vrenvo. Upload a track, get a free score out of 100 and a clear verdict: ready, or not yet. Measure. Fix. Release. #NinjaMDE#IndependentArtist#MusicProduction#Mastering#Medellin https://t.co/F38rVwvlN4
@RaulInfanteCHI@StevenWilsonHQ Total. En sala con un buen sistema escuchas lo que los audífonos esconden, sobre todo el low end. Yo uso las dos: sala para el balance, audífonos para los detalles.
@WunderRiKU Same here, a raw vocal with zero comp sounds naked to me too. Live-engineer level is a good rule: enough to keep it steady, not so much that the breaths and dynamics disappear.
@eviemusicstudio 100%. The hardest part is hearing your own track like a stranger would. Your ears get used to it fast. Do your students compare old and new takes side by side?
@Dibanj81 "Mono never lies" is right. I'd add one more: check that mono bounce at low volume too. If the kick and vocal still sit on top when it's quiet, the balance is real, not just loud.
Love the "show the evidence and wait for my ok" part. That's the step most mix tools skip. I'm building something similar for finished tracks at https://t.co/Bc5jk3UwnY: score first, then the fix, and you approve it. Does yours read the actual mixer chain or just the bounced audio?
@PinaPengin As a listener, natural every time. I sing a lot of karaoke in Medellín, and the nights people remember are the ones where you can hear the real voice, cracks and all. A light comp and a little reverb is plenty. What reverb are you running?
Free plan: 20 credits a month. Creator: 100 credits a month for $4. Pro: 200 credits a month for $8.
Building this in public from Medellín. Try it on one track and tell me what breaks.
https://t.co/F38rVwvlN4