Sonic Discovery
Go from one reference to a focused shortlist faster.
Search a known track or upload a reference; PYXIS-1 returns ranked similar tracks you can audition. Your similarity playlist is created automatically.
Beta Stage Notice
Resomix is currently in beta. You may encounter bugs or incomplete features while we continue improving the sonic discovery experience. If you find an issue, please report it through our contact page.
Production beta · Powered by PYXIS-1
Resomix listens to the sound itself and turns it into discovery, understanding, and catalogue intelligence.
Beyond charts, metadata and release-date logic: selection by how the music actually sounds.
One engine · Three products
Go from one reference to a focused shortlist faster.
Search a known track or upload a reference; PYXIS-1 returns ranked similar tracks you can audition. Your similarity playlist is created automatically.
Understand what a track is made of before deciding how to use it.
BPM, key and Camelot, structure, energy journey, loudness, harmony, timbre, genre and mood, all read plainly, with confidence where available.
Make authorised catalogue relationships discoverable through sound.
A private index of your own repertoire, surfacing back catalogue and underexposed recordings by ranked sonic relationships.
Powered by PYXIS-1 · 70+ measurable audio characteristics · ranked sonic relationships
How Resomix works
Track Intelligence
Resomix reads the texture of your reference track: rhythm, harmonic content, energy and timbre.
Then it shows you where the track builds, peaks and releases, so you can decide where it belongs before you play it.
For catalogues
Older and underexposed recordings don't stop being relevant; they stop being found. Catalogue Intelligence builds a private, partner-scoped index of authorised material and surfaces the relationships inside it.
Developers
Built for people who work in sound
Trust, rights & security
Resomix maps the measurable character of a track and surfaces its closest sonic relationships, regardless of who released it or when. That's what music discovery should be.
Start with a track: search the catalogue or upload a reference, and audition a ranked shortlist in minutes.
Try ResomixEvaluate Resomix against your own authorised catalogue in a guided pilot with an agreed scorecard.