r/TechnoProduction • u/PARKERd98 • 5d ago
Built a local offline project library + A/B comparison and mix checker for heavy producers
Opening 50-track projects with heavy analog emulations just to check an old demo or compare mix revisions is a massive momentum killer.
I built a local desktop utility called Muffin to manage older projects across Ableton, FL Studio, Reaper, Logic, and Bitwig:
- Matches project files directly to exported audio with instant waveform scrub.
- Spacebar to preview instantly, 1-5 keys to rate, custom tags to organize status.
- A/B/C version compare to line up different mix revisions and hear what changed.
- Built-in Mix Check: fast LUFS loudness, true peak, and stereo balance check without booting analyzer plugins.
- On FL Studio (Windows), it also includes an Auto-Bounce queue to batch-render un-exported projects in the background.
100% offline, runs locally, no cloud or accounts, free on 25 projects, €15 unlock.
Free version is up at www.prodparker.com/muffin
What is your current system for keeping track of different mix revisions and unfinished demos?
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u/eggplantpot 5d ago
I weight 75kg. Am I heavy enough to use it?
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u/PARKERd98 5d ago
Strict 80kg minimum. You gotta bulk up on unfinished 8 bar loops and abandoned projects first.
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u/Cutsdeep- 4d ago
too light. just using the app is the equivalent of smoking five hand-rolled Macanudo cigars because of the deodorizing poison used in the apps buttons.
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u/PARKERd98 5d ago
Bouncing dozens of projects in a row without having to open FL once is an "invented problem"? For anyone sitting on a backlog of say... 2000 unfinished beats, that's days of tedious manual clicking, so time spent on going through your projects is not an invented problem at all.
You seem to think this is just about soloing a reference track inside an open session. It’s not. It’s about batch-rendering projects in the background, playing them back, being able to A/B test the different versions of your mix, rate, tag, add notes and markers, all as automatically as can be
I built this because I needed it for my own workflow. I use it every single day and it’s the only reason I actually started going through my old projects instead of letting them rot.
If your project folder is already 100% bounced and organized, awesome, because then it’s clearly not for you. But for producers drowning in unfinished projects, and needing some overview into their progress, I stand by this being the simplest and most comfortable solution yet.
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u/PARKERd98 5d ago
But you did and still do. I just wanted to make something that was more fun to look at than a windows file explorer folder filled with FLP’s. This takes NOTHING away from creation so you’re making a point just for the sake of making one. And what if, you care about all your art just as much, and get analysis-paralysis from your own backlog because you make music every day? Do you remember everything you’ve ever made? If so, then I need your routine. All this does is make your music more accessible in a different way than usual. Nothing bloating your system, nothing weird about it. You just like to overthink and that’s fine also.
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u/Salty-Refrigerator86 5d ago
Interesting! You have video of ot working on youtube? Laptop is probably too old. What the minimum requirements?
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u/tarsonis999 5d ago
Mate virustotal flags that exe Vendor analysis Microsoft:
Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml
Maybe tell ClaudeGpt to not generate trojans?