Free tools

Free tools I actually use

"Free" in this industry usually means a trial with a timer or a form with twelve fields. Not here. These are tools I built for my own sessions and decided to share. Open them and work — the PDF downloads directly, no email, no account.

Web tool
Audio Analyzer

Live

Does your master pass on Spotify? LUFS, true peak, BPM, key and a session sheet — measured in your browser, nothing uploads. (Tool in Spanish.)

Measure your track

Web tool
DJ Set Planner

Live

Load several tracks and see what mixes with what: BPM, key and Camelot compatibility, with a printable set sheet. In your browser.

Plan your set

Web tool
Se7en BPM Index

Live

Typical BPM ranges and production notes for 30+ genres and subgenres. Browser-based.

Open it

Web demo
The Button

Live

Load your own audio and hear the one-knob fixer work, right in the browser. Nothing uploads.

Press it

Web tool
Split Sheet

Live

Divide a song's writing credits between collaborators and print a signable split sheet. Two minutes, no signup.

Build yours

PDF
BPM Index + Gain Staging Guide

Direct download

The full cheat sheet for offline use, plus my one-page level-setting routine. No email needed.

Download PDF

Coming next
The Button Lite (VST3/AU)

Coming soon

A free, installable taste of The Button's chain for your DAW. List subscribers get it first.

Free download

Want the launches first?

One email when something new ships (like The Button Lite), at intro price. No spam.

Quick questions

Why free?

The web tools are how you find out whether my paid plugins are worth your money. No mystery.

Will you spam me?

Only launches and the occasional devlog. Unsubscribe is one click and I don't take it personally.

Can I share these?

Please do — link to this page rather than re-hosting files, so people always get the latest version.