Local music and sound-effect asset manager for Mac and Windows: AI tagging, batch organizing, safe writeback
PureLab
PureLab is for music collectors, DJs, producers, and sound designers. It scans your local music library and asset library, analyzes BPM, key, genre, mood, instruments, and true source quality on your machine, then hands the results back as drafts for you to confirm before writing them into the files. Batch renaming, CJK text conversion, artwork and lyrics embedding, BWF metadata, UCS classification, and Excel round-trips all happen in the same workbench. Every writeback is logged in history: roll back a single file or restore the whole library from a snapshot. New in 6.0: AI Assistant lets you issue organizing commands in plain language with your own model key.
- Two workbenches: music library and asset library — The music library and the sound-effect asset library are managed separately, each with its own views and columns. Mount multiple disks and folders; the virtualized table scrolls, multi-selects, and edits smoothly with hundreds of thousands of rows.
- Local audio analysis — Computes BPM, key, and Camelot code; AI tags genre, sub-style, mood, and instruments. Take the top guess or the top three. Analysis depth can be quick sampling or segmented full-track analysis.














