ARADAR for producers

ARADAR for music producers

The music player for producers – filter the music you already own the way you think, play it with section loop, band solo, and mono checks on the player bar, and drag the real file into your DAW. When a track of yours is finished, see which labels it matches and keep every demo send in one place.

A Mac music player + reference library · 14-day free trial · No subscription · macOS 14 Sonoma 14.4+ · Apple Silicon & Intel

Library234 tracks
Drag any row straight into your DAW7 of 234
The library

You know the track. It's already playing

Drop a folder into ARADAR. It reads tags on import – artist, label, genre, BPM, key – and measures loudness and tone in the background. Filter the way you already think – key, BPM, label, loudness – audition the shortlist, then drag the real file onto your DAW timeline. No copies, no waiting.

Library234 tracks
Drag any row straight into your DAW7 of 234
The player

Every number you check, on screen while you play

ARADAR plays your uncompressed AIFF and WAV natively – no cloud, no convert step – with key, BPM, and loudness in view while you listen. Scrub the waveform, loop a section, solo a band, or check mono and phone without leaving the library – the controls sit right on the player bar.

Six band buttons, and you set the ranges. Hear just the sub, combine bands, flip mono for a club PA or phone for small speakers, and keep the checks on while you A/B.

Illusionist (Hicky & Kalo Remix)
Jamie Stevens, Meeting Molly
121 BPMDmaj−9.2 LUFS7:19
2:08−5:01
Labels
5 of 43 labels
Label sound profiles

Find the labels your music actually matches

Once your library's in, ARADAR builds a sound profile for every label from the tracks you own – the real average tone of that catalog, not a fake flat curve. When your own track is finished, see which labels it matches and decide where it belongs. Each label view also shows its real numbers – BPM range, LUFS range, crest – pulled from the releases you own.

Demo submissions

Every demo you send, in one place

Track every demo from draft to release – submitted, responded, accepted, released – with dates, the label's reply, your notes, and the demo link, all against the track and label it belongs to.