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SubverseLab
A free platform of tools and plugins for music producers
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A free platform of tools and plugins for music producers
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SubverseLab is a platform for music producers: free browser tools, an Ableton Live connection and audio plugins in one place. Measure a mix (LUFS, peaks, spectrum), split stems and read key and BPM, plan an arrangement, generate MIDI drums and synth patterns, and turn a track into a 1080p video. Loom, an open-source MCP server, connects Claude to Ableton Live. Launching today with two new plugins, KUBBE (reverb) and KASET (tape colour), free for the first 1,000.
Hey Product Hunt β I'm Εenol, a producer and developer building SubverseLab on my own in Gaziantep, Turkey.
SubverseLab is a platform for music producers, not a single app: browser tools, a local connection to Ableton Live and audio plugins, all in one place. The idea behind all of it is the same β measure what is actually there instead of guessing: the loudness of your mix, the stems in your track, the devices in your Ableton project.
What's on the platform today, free:
β’ Mix Check β LUFS, peaks and spectrum against a reference
β’ Splitter β stem separation, key and BPM
β’ Arrangement GPS β a song structure to start from
β’ Visualizer β a track and its cover into a 1080p video
β’ Sensei and SynthPulse β MIDI drums and synth patterns (free account)
β’ Loom (in beta) β open source, connects Claude to Ableton Live, runs locally with no account
New today: the first two plugins, KUBBE (an algorithmic reverb whose display shows the decay time it actually measures) and KASET (cassette tape colour for the mix bus). The first 1,000 people download both free at subverselab.com/launch β sign in and download, no licence key.
I'd really like to know which part of the platform is most and least useful to you β that decides what I build next.