SongPilot · Track Map
Track Map — see your song's arrangement, stems and structure
Track Map is SongPilot's music arrangement and mixing workspace. It measures your track, draws its structure on a timeline, separates the stems, and gives you real controls for balance, tone and level — so arrangement decisions are based on what the song is actually doing.
Song structure on a timeline
Sections, energy changes and boundaries are drawn from measurements of the audio, not guessed from a genre label.
Stems you can work with
Separate vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, then solo, mute and balance each one to hear what the arrangement needs.
Real mixing controls
Levels, pan, EQ, compression and master output are live audio controls — what you see on screen is what you hear.
Measured, not invented
Peak, average level, clipping and silence are reported as measurements, clearly separated from interpretation and suggestions.
How it works inside SongPilot
- Load your track into Track Map on a desktop or tablet in landscape.
- Review the measured tempo, key, sections and energy map of the song.
- Separate the stems and audition each part on its own.
- Balance the mix, mark the moments that need work, and export or save the project.
An arrangement tool for music creators
Knowing that a chorus is weak is not the same as knowing why. Track Map shows where energy rises and drops across the whole song, where sections begin and end, and how loud each part sits — the information you need to decide whether a section should be shortened, lifted, stripped back or removed.
Built for professional listening
Track Map runs as a studio workspace and requires a screen wide enough for real controls, so it is available on desktop and landscape tablets rather than phones. Nothing in the interface is decorative: every fader, knob and meter is connected to live audio processing.