01 / GATHER
Find the connections.
Identify recordings, takes and creative assets. Establish which song version and passage each object belongs to.
A CITESHARE MUSIC EXPERIMENT · APP IN DEVELOPMENT
One song.
Many possibilities.
Develop the song. Discover what it can become.
SongWrite explores how human creativity and AI can work together to develop your music—and the artwork, videos, lyrics and release materials that grow from it.
Explore the workflow ↓
START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
Your song is the Parent Story.
A voice memo, a rough mix, a finished track. The sound can be the starting point. Bring your recordings, lyrics, artwork and video together, then explore what belongs, what works and what needs attention.
02 / DEVELOP
Give a moment attention.
Combine your listening and creative intentions with available audio and visual evidence. Compare reversible ideas for improving a passage.
03 / EXPLORE
Let the song grow.
Develop related objects, discover new directions and bring useful surprises back into the Parent Song.
AUDIO CROSSHAIRS · FEATURE EXPLORATION
What is said.
When it is said.
Words and time are our longitude and latitude for audio production. We’re testing ways to connect lyrics, sung sounds, breaths and ad-libs with their moments in a recording.
Point to “this word here.” Locate the passage, connect it with a take or video, and explore what you want to change—or preserve. Your judgment guides the creative decision.
Human listening + machine evidence + creator intention. Alignment, perception and repair methods are under development.
ONE SONG. MANY OBJECTS. MORE SERENDIPITY.
Build a world around the music.
Explore the objects your song needs, with a shared identity and a clear connection to its source.
The sound & story
Song versions, reviewed lyrics, synchronized lyrics, credits and metadata.
The visual world
Cover art, music videos, lyric videos, visualizers and short social clips.
The release
Press materials, an electronic press kit, a smart-link page and campaign assets.
Exploratory objects can help improve a working song. Final release objects follow the version you approve, with relevant technical checks and dependencies kept visible.
THE EXPERIMENT IS OPEN
Help shape what happens next.
We’re testing this workflow with existing songs, including “Cut Off” and “Drop,” and learning where creative tools help, where they miss, and where human judgment matters.
SongWrite is an app project in development. We’re seeking songwriters, artists, producers, audio specialists and AI collaborators to help turn the experiments into a useful creative workflow.
Add to the story ↗PROPOSED FUTURE BRANCH
A FUTURE STAGE FOR THE SONGS
THE PROJECT SONGWRITE SHOW
A SONGWRITING COMPETITION CONCEPT
What if discovering the next great songwriter became the show? A proposed reality competition could bring original songs and the people behind them to a wider audience.
The app is the current focus. The show remains a future possibility, including an experimental idea in which audience purchases could count as votes. Format, rights, partners and voting rules remain unresolved.
OPEN CONCEPT TRAILER ↗PROJECT SONGWRITE · CONCEPT TRAILER
OPEN TRAILER ↗Press play to watch the existing Project SongWrite concept trailer.
ADD A PIECE TO THE STORY
INDUSTRY
Songwriters & Artists · Producers · Music Industry
BUILD
Audio · AI · Technology · Strategic Partners
KNOWLEDGE
Evidence · Expertise · Connections
AN UNFINISHED BUSINESS STORY
WHAT DOES THIS STORY NEED NEXT?
Maybe you have the missing piece.
Project SongWrite is a live CiteShare experiment. Moving it forward requires people with different knowledge, resources, relationships and perspectives.
Songwriters & Artists · Producers · Audio Specialists · AI Collaborators · Strategic Partners & Advertisers · Evidence & Expertise · Connections
WHAT CAN YOU BRING TO PROJECT SONGWRITE?
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUILD THE WHOLE STORY. YOU MAY JUST HAVE THE PIECE IT NEEDS NEXT.
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WHERE CAN YOU HELP?
Choose the part of the story you can move forward, then tell us what you can add.
