The thinking behind your music deserves a home too.

Your mix notes, version history, and creative decisions, all in one place so you can stop managing chaos and start hearing your music the way you imagined it.

Minims project workspace: channels, mix notes with listening context, and A/B mix playback

Sound familiar?

  • Problems in your mixes but can't capture them on the go

    You notice an issue on your headphones or in the car. By the time you're back in the studio, there’s no record of what you heard, which version it was, or where you were listening.

  • Notes scattered across different apps

    Mix notes in one place, lyrics in another, sample ideas somewhere else. Nothing that all ties back to the session that needs it.

  • Context lost between sessions

    Every time you reopen a project, you lose creative momentum rebuilding where you left off instead of moving forward.

Generic productivity tools weren't built for how you actually make music. Minims was.

How it works

  1. 1

    Set the foundation

    Shape your projects with channels and version-controlled mixes — structured around how you actually produce.

  2. 2

    Capture as you go

    Log your mix notes, tag listening contexts, document plugin chains and more — all tied to the project.

  3. 3

    Return with clarity

    Open any project and know exactly where you stand, what changed, and what's next.

Everything your DAW doesn't do

The creative work happens in your DAW. The thinking around it lives here.

Wiki pages

Your production bible: wiki pages with music-specific blocks — audio embeds, plugin chains, EQ blocks — plus notes and references, all linked to your projects.

Minims wiki with an EQ reference block, navigation, and linked projects
  • Project workspaces

    One home for each piece of music: channels, notes, and mix versions, structured around how you produce.

  • Track notes

    Attach notes and feedback directly to each track or channel, keeping your thoughts, to-dos, and ideas right where the music happens—not lost in another document.

  • Mix version control

    Keep every iteration. Compare versions, track what changed, and maintain a clear history of your decisions.

  • Listening context

    Tie notes to a specific mix version and listening context — car test, mono check, laptop speakers, studio monitors. Walk back into your session with clear, actionable feedback.

  • Phases and tracking

    See where every track stands at a glance. Move through writing, recording, mixing, and mastering with clarity.

Join the beta

We're looking for producers and engineers who want to shape what Minims becomes. Sign up below to get early access.