Split, read and download

How to open a song from my library in another chat

Ask for it by name: “open Harbor Glass”. It loads in the player of the chat you are in, with its stems and your saved mix, and nothing is split again.

Every plan: the library is in every chat.

What it looks like in the chat

The audioworker chat answering: How to open a song from my library in another chat — “Open Harbor Glass.” → Harbor Glass is loaded from your library, with your saved levels. Nothing was split again. The audioworker chat answering: How to open a song from my library in another chat — “Open Harbor Glass.” → Harbor Glass is loaded from your library, with your saved levels. Nothing was split again.
The chat after “Open Harbor Glass.”

Step by step

  1. Open any chat, or start a new one.
  2. Say “open” or “play” with the track’s name, or pick it in the Library tab.
  3. Keep working on it there: mix, edit, download.

Say it your way

  • Open Harbor Glass.

  • Play the song I worked on yesterday.

  • Use my track Late Train Home as a reference.

Good to know

Your library is the same in every chat. A track you split last week, an AI song you kept, a copy you edited: each one can be loaded anywhere, and the chat never asks you to split or upload it again.

The track keeps its levels, mutes, key and edits, so a mix you started in one chat carries on in another. EQ and effects stay in the browser you set them in, unless you save them in a named mix. On Free, tracks are kept for 24 hours after your last activity; on Studio, until you delete them.

Plan Every plan: the library is in every chat.

Try it on your own song.