Private product prototype

Train your ears.
Trust your choices.

Hear a difference, say what you feel, then learn the useful term.

No account. No real learner data. This private prototype uses synthetic sound and clearly labelled demo distributions.

STEP 1 OF 3

What do you want to make first?

Choose a direction. Your shared foundation follows you.


STEP 2 OF 3

How much have you made?

This sets explanation depth. It does not judge your Taste.


NO RIGHT ANSWER
Music DNA

Which world feels like you?

1

Choose between intimate and wide. Replay as much as you want.

Option A
A
Option B
B

Starting map only — not a fixed identity and never a Skill score.

Good morning

Ready to hear more?

TODAY · 6 MIN2 / 5

Distance without a ruler

Hear how space moves a voice forward or back.

Skill evidence
12
4 concepts
Taste signals
8
no score

One review

Loudness vs toneConfidence was high · replay with matched level
DUE
5–8 MIN
Space & focus · 01

Distance without a ruler

Listen for the air around the voice. Do not worry about technical words yet.

Session5 contrasts

Warm ear → new idea → contrast → transfer → reflection


CONTRAST 2 OF 5

Which version feels closest to your face?

Play all three before choosing. Replay is free.

Option A
not played
Option B
not played
Option C
not played

Listen to A, B and C to unlock your choice.

YOUR WORDS FIRST

What made it feel better?

Choose any words that fit. “I don’t know” is useful too.

Your original words stay separate from any future AI interpretation.

RESULT 1 OF 2
Synthetic demo data — not real users

How the demo group chose

Popularity does not make your Taste right or wrong.

A · Dry
57%
B · Room
18%
C · Wide
25%
When real data exists

This panel must show sample size, time window and inclusion rule. Until then: “Not enough verified responses.”


RESULT 2 OF 2
Synthetic demo data — not real experts

Experts may disagree — for a reason.

The useful part is the cue and context, not an authority percentage.

Demo leaning68%

Option A feels closest because less room tail keeps the voice in the foreground.

Where disagreement appears

A wider or wetter voice may better serve scale, dreaminess or deliberate distance. The brief changes the decision.


AUTHORED GUIDE
Listen with me

You noticed “closer.” Good cue.

The drier voice can feel nearer because there is less reflected sound between you and it.

01The tail after each word.
02Whether the voice feels in front of or inside the room.
reverb = reflected spacedepth = near / far

Exception: your phone speaker or listening room can weaken the cue.


FOUNDATION → TRACK

Your listening path

Shared skills follow you into every track.

Hear & describe4 pieces of evidence · practiced
Space & focusTransfer pending today
Time & shapeAvailable next
Producer · arrangement energyComplete Time & shape first
Songwriter · hook contrastFuture track content
Rapper · pocket & cadenceFuture track content
TASTE ≠ SKILL

Two maps. Two meanings.

Taste mapNO SCORE
intimate / wideorganic / polished
Skill evidence4 CONCEPTS

Low evidence means “not enough practice yet,” never “bad Taste.”


YOUR PROGRESS IS HERE

Practice rhythm, not pressure.

4
practice days

XP shows activity. Mastery needs evidence and transfer.

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Meaningful XP240

Awarded for new evidence, reflection and transfer. Replay alone cannot farm unlimited XP.


AUDITABLE ATTEMPTS

What your ears have tried

Which voice feels closer?Perception · choice A · medium confidence
v1.0
Which version clips?Objective · transfer due in 7 days
PASS
Organic or polished?Taste · never graded
TASTE

Retry creates a new attempt linked to the old one. History is never silently overwritten.

PURPOSE BY PURPOSE

Your data, your choices.

Optional purposes can be turned off without blocking the core lesson.

Core learning serviceRequired to save lesson progress
PersonalizationUse Taste and Skill evidence for recommendations
Product improvementUse de-identified interaction events
Generalized model / Skill improvementSeparate permission; off by default
ResearchSeparate studies and participant protocol

Audio & access

OutputPhone speaker
Explanation levelBeginner
LanguageEnglish