wax in, wax out.
a set, cut to the mood.
photograph the shelf. wax i/o reads every sleeve it can see, then cuts a set that plays the way vinyl plays: a side at a time, in order, the needle dropped where it should drop.
- one photoa shelf, a crate, a stack on the floor
- every sidepressings and track lengths from musicbrainz
- every tracka model-estimated mood on eyecüe’s wheel
- one setcut to the room, played as it’s pressed
your listening,
pressed into plates.
every spin the needle logs ends up here. four plates, drawn from the shelf and the play log, one frame at a time. this is the demo rack’s last fortnight.
swipe, use the arrow keys, or pick one. each plate saves as a picture in the app.
point it at the shelf.
it reads the spines.
- 01 / pointone photo
a shelf, a crate, the stack by the door. as many sleeves as the frame will hold.
- 02 / readthe pressing
every sleeve it can read is looked up: the sides as they’re cut, every track’s length.
- 03 / estimatethe mood
Claude estimates each track’s mood from catalogue details and musical context. It does not analyse the audio. Estimates can be wrong; listen before trusting the fit.
what’s the room
feel like?
this is the real engine, running on the demo rack. pick a feeling, say how often you’ll get up, and how long the night is.
pick a mood and the set cuts itself.
the moods
are eyecüe’s.
eyecüe is the camera for music: point it at a moment and it hands you the song. wax i/o is a room inside it, for the records you already own. the same eight feelings on the same wheel, read off your shelf instead of your camera.
bring the shelf.
we’ll bring the order.
sign in with your entrées account. while it’s being made, the room opens to the studio first.