StemDeck

Open the current studio at sattarimusic.com/studio, with Library, Perform, Arrange and Mixer views.

Import audio, control deck levels and work with available full-mix, drums, bass, music and vocal lanes. Existing stem controls are separate from AI separation.

Blend the A/C and B/D groups with selectable response curves.

Play one-shot pads and shape the performance with Echo and Space controls.

Review output metering and control the master vocals, drums, bass, other and full-mix groups.

Import audio, add tracks, copy deck audio into the arrangement and edit clips against the timeline grid.

Add an instrument, work in the piano roll or beat sequencer, import MIDI and connect supported MIDI input.

Add the browser editions of Sattari EQ, Comp, Echo, Space, Heat and Image. Native plugin hosting is a separate runtime.

Set loop start and end, loop a selected clip and mark positions with locators.

Shape supported track parameters over the course of an arrangement.

Choose a microphone or interface, arm an input lane and use the available multitrack or WAV capture controls.

Export an arrangement mixdown or pre-master track stems with selectable range and filename. These track exports do not perform AI separation.

Save a .sattari project containing supported session settings and its source audio, then reopen it in the studio.

Keep audio and session work on the current device, with recoverable takes and portable backups for handoff.

Load tracks into decks A–D.

Inspect audio, play, stop, cue, rewind, and loop supported material.

Control full mix, drums, bass, music, and vocals within a shared deck transport.

Use a configured local separator, with cached results and processing status.

Gain trim, channel faders, three-band EQ, and filters.

Blend deck groups using an equal-power curve; grouping differs between editions.

Master gain and a safety limiter.

Editable source BPM and supported host-tempo synchronization.

Host-grid synchronization and per-deck beat offsets.

Track-level key estimates and optional live-window analysis.

Manual pitch changes, target keys, and an internal key-preserving playback path.

Eight loadable one-shot pads with focused-window keyboard triggering.

Input monitoring and gain controls.

Sattari plugin-chain groundwork for decks, microphone, and master processing.

Record the performed master output to WAV.

Export event/arrangement information for reviewing a recorded session.

Preserve supported settings and deck/pad file references.

Render a 1–60-second stereo WAV from current cue points, levels, loops, and crossfade.

Load your own audio or original demo studies without uploading the audio.