Plays 48-bar blends
Not a crossfade at a sensible point. Long bass swaps and blends at a shared tempo, key-locked, with entry, exit and length chosen together so the phrases line up.
Blendwright for Windows
The auto DJ that plays 48-bar blends, tells you why, and shows its hands.
Drop in a folder of house. Blendwright analyses every track, plans long beat-matched, key-locked transitions, and renders a mastered mix with a CUE sheet, a listening page and a console video of a robot doing the work.
14-day trial · no card · nothing leaves your PC
What it does
Three things no other auto DJ does.
Tells you why
Every transition is scored and explained: the template, the bars, the key relation, what it heard in both songs. Lock the ones you like; the planner works around them.
Shows its hands
An optional console video of a two-deck booth. Platters, faders and knobs move exactly as the mix was rendered, with a running log of every move, in 1080p.
The log of moves
Every move, written down as it happens.
The console video carries a running log, and every export writes the same log as a file beside the mix. You see what the DJ did and when, and the listening page shows which songs blend at every transition.
- 00:03:12 48-bar bass swap key lock +1
- 00:08:40 32-bar blend filter sweep up
- 00:14:02 beat-matched cut on the one drop swap
- 00:19:55 48-bar blend tempo ramp 124 → 126
How it works
Songs. Mix. Export. Three screens.
- 01
Songs
Point Blendwright at a folder. Every track is analysed on your PC: tempo, key, beat grid, downbeats, phrases, energy. Fix a grid by hand if you want; corrections survive a rescan.
- 02
Mix
Pick a genre, a length and a mood. The planner builds a set with a night arc, opener to closer, and explains each transition. Swap a song, lock a blend, preview any handover.
- 03
Export
A mastered WAV or 320 kbps MP3 at −10 LUFS with a true-peak limiter, a CUE sheet, an offline listening page, and the console video. Publish an episode straight to Mixcloud.
Formats: MP3, AAC, M4A, FLAC, WAV and WMA in; 24-bit or 32-bit float WAV, 320 kbps MP3, MP4 (HEVC or AV1) out.
Made for
Three ways people use it.
Pricing
Two editions. Yours to keep.
Standard · launch price
$59 $79 once
Perpetual licence. Prices in USD; tax added at checkout where it applies.
- Blendwright for Windows, yours to keep
- The planner, its explained blends and every mix setting
- Mastered audio, the CUE sheet and the listening page
- 12 months of updates, then $29 a year if you want more
- One key for up to 3 PCs
Studio · launch price
$99 $129 once
Perpetual licence. Prices in USD; tax added at checkout where it applies.
- Everything in Standard
- The 1080p console video of every mix, with the log of every move
- Mixcloud publishing: tracklist, templates, upload
- 12 months of updates, then $29 a year if you want more
- One key for up to 3 PCs
Buy once and keep the version you have for good. Updates for a year are included; after that, $29 a year if you want them, and the app keeps working if you don’t. The trial is Studio, so you see the video before you choose.
Also on the Microsoft Store at launch, with the same trial.
Everything that’s included →Questions
The short answers.
- What does Blendwright run on?
- Windows 11, x64. A GPU helps for HEVC video but is not required. macOS is planned once the Windows release has paid for it; leave your email on the download page.
- Does any of my music get uploaded?
- No. Analysis, planning and rendering all happen on your PC. Blendwright only sends something when you ask it to, with your own account: a cover prompt to OpenAI, a finished mix to Mixcloud. See privacy.
- What music does it work best with?
- House and progressive house, where long phrase-aligned blends belong. Techno, trance and EDM get cuts and drop swaps. Anything with a steady grid beat-matches; songs with an unsure downbeat still do.
- How does the 14-day trial work?
- Everything works for 14 days with no card. After that the library, analysis and planner keep working for free; exporting audio or video and publishing need a licence.