A creative copilot by Breakin Bread
From the first idea to the people who hear it. coπ brings voice guidance to making music, with a growing vision for film, artwork, 3D, VR/AR, games and the music business.
Talk to your music and visuals apps with your hands still on the microphone and instruments. Camera documenting of your sessions and live movement detection, where your motion plays sound and image, are in development and not in the current preview.
coπ · The direction
Music carries memory, identity, community and imagination. The people behind it deserve visibility: artists, producers, musicians, writers, engineers and the companies that support their work. coπ is being developed to guide the creative process while keeping their contributions and credits in view.
DAWs, writing, performance, mixing and mastering. Logic Pro and Ableton Live adapters are in the available preview. A local RipX bridge has verified status, transport and loop controls; stem import, MIDI export and remixing still need end-to-end verification.
Video editing and lyric videos. A separate local Blender workflow has rendered a complete automatic lyric-video draft; its words and timing still require review. This does not establish general live control of Blender, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or CapCut.
Modelling, animation, visual effects and immersive worlds, including virtual reality and augmented reality. Blender and Unreal Engine can span 3D and Games. Broader scene, VR/AR and Unreal control is planned.
Game audio, interactive worlds and real-time creation, including interactive VR/AR experiences. Unreal Engine belongs here and in 3D; control is planned.
Planned: guide a finished DAW track into Breakin Bread, prepare mastering, artwork and video, and help complete contributor credits through onboarding. Extend that support to marketing, promotion, management, finances, reporting and music journalism.
Planned publishing workflow: prepare and guide finished videos for YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and other destinations, then connect the published work back to the Breakin Bread platform. These account connections and publishing controls are not enabled in the downloadable preview.
breakinbread.com is the umbrella for the platform and creative tools.
Development status · Local coπ development build 113 includes Music, Film, 3D and Games section icons, the updated icon and scoped media workflows. Its icon uses white π and a C that follows the selected app’s palette. Micro view was checked independently from full screen. These local checks do not establish support for every editor. The public download below is now coπ 0.4.47 build 123 with Analyzer Tap 0.2.3 and carries the coπ name. Experimental Film, 3D, Games, RipX and Blender workflows are still in development and are not supported features of this preview.
Available download · coπ 0.4.47 / build 123 · Tap 0.2.3
Inspect both ends of the Main effect chain side by side in full screen. Move through individual channels, or let the slideshow advance every eight seconds.
Analyzer Tap 0.2.3 adds a measured 128×128 stereo field, with Mid/Side axes, guide rings, a fading trail and correlation. Older taps retain their clearly labelled 64×64 or legacy view.
A slower 32-second spectrogram and labelled frequency/dB scales make inspection easier. Choose Average over 10, 30 or 60 seconds, then a Short or Long comparison summary. Everything is calculated locally.
Window positions that stay put. Each window view remembers its own position and size, including its full-height return position. New views open at the far right of the screen; remembered views return where you left them.
Developer preview for macOS. Main measurements are before the fader; the two taps are not sample-aligned or loudness-matched. LUFS, true peak and automatic tempo-map application are not delivered. Explore the analyzer · Get the matching downloads
Inside the available preview
Compare Main before and after its effects, inspect the stereo field, and switch from a live snapshot to a longer sampled average.
coπ · Voice commands
Supported commands depend on the selected app and its adapter. Examples below were verified on build 95, the previous public download; video, 3D, game and publishing control remain in development. See the development roadmap ↗
One clear musical intention
coπ translates supported requests into bounded DAW actions, checks the result and explains anything that needs your input.
A useful studio vocabulary
Logic + Live
“Loop four bars from bar 33.”
Sets a four-bar cycle: bar 33 through 36, with the right locator at bar 37.
Try in the desktop app with the named DAW. Examples need the relevant adapter, permissions and project context. This page does not control your DAW.
coπ · Studio
Explore the music workspace below. Music, Film, 3D and Games categories are in local coπ development; 3D includes VR and AR. Opening an editor does not establish editing control. See the development roadmap ↗
Your session, made clearer
Explore the Assistant, Studio, Song, Library and Settings views below.
Your voice assistant
The input stays at the footer while history scrolls. Connection failures stay visible, with a direct next step.
Conceptual layout. Current capabilities depend on the selected DAW adapter, permissions and exposed controls. Choose a tab above to explore without scrolling through the entire site.
coπ · AI & costs
Choose a provider for the supported preview features. A chat reply is guidance; completed work needs an action receipt or an actual output file. Managed tester accounts and connected publishing remain planned. See the development roadmap ↗
The right AI for the job
Use one provider for everyday chat, another for composition or mix advice. Recognised local commands go directly to the adapter. They do not need an AI call.
Native commands first. Ask for tempo, cycle range and supported MIDI timing changes.
Local firstChoose a provider and model for writing, arrangement or mix advice. Override it per task.
Your modelLocal measurements plus optional Gemini listening. Evidence and uncertainty stay visible.
Gemini + local analysisFive Western and five Chinese candidates for evaluation—not an independently measured top-ten ranking. Seven new text/tool adapters are experimental. Audio, image and speech services require separate integration.
Provider documentation checked 17 October 2026. Current reference listening uses Gemini; microphone transcription uses Apple Speech. Model connection tests do not establish musical quality.
Free app. Visible usage.
Bring your own key: your provider bills you directly. The app records reported tokens and shows a cost estimate where its rates are known.
Proposed provider-cost markup: 3.14%. Shared keys stay on the server. Tester sign-in, spending allowances and metering come before access is enabled.
3.14% markup is not net profit. Payment, hosting, support, tool fees and tax still have to be covered. Credits are not on sale yet.
Explore a text-call estimate
USD, standard paid-rate snapshot checked 17 October 2026. Input includes instructions, history and tool results—not just your typed words. Cache effects, long-context tiers, audio/search fees, retries and tax are excluded. These are estimates, not account balances or invoices.
Official model pricing ↗Make every prompt count
“Quantize the bass on bars 9–24 to sixteenths. Keep its notes and sound.”
Reuse a reference report instead of reanalysing it. Ask for one clear change at a time. Long histories, repeated scans, audio uploads and extra model/tool rounds can increase usage.
coπ · Analyzer AU
The available Analyzer Tap is version 0.2.3, paired with coπ build 123. Measurements, host mapping and creative advice have separate limits; the new coπ branding does not change this download. See the development roadmap ↗
New · Analyzer Tap AU · 0.2.3
A small pass-through Audio Unit measures the audio at its insert. Its graphical editor works in Logic Pro and Ableton Live. coπ can show verified Live channel and Main measurements. Logic channel binding is experimental and still undergoing end-to-end testing; a green DAW connection does not mean its taps are mapped.
Voice prompts, musical guidance, activity and verified edit readbacks.
96 spectral bands, RMS and sample peaks, plus stereo correlation and a measured 128×128 time-order-free density display in AU 0.2.3. Compatible 64×64 data remains available to older apps. The tap sends no raw audio; chat may share stated numeric measurements with your selected AI provider.
The Live bridge and experimental Logic adapter read their host and perform supported edits. Audio reception and verified channel identity are separate connection states.
/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/. It may request an administrator password. Matching old bundles are backed up; a prior manual AU for the current console user is moved to their Co-Logic AU backups to prevent duplicate versions. You do not open the component's Contents folder.The kit includes a detailed READ ME and the AudioUnitSDK licence; the app bundle includes Live controller provenance. Check download sizes and SHA-256.
These are pre-fader insert measurements. Moving a fader may leave its graph unchanged. The Main insert is also before its fader, so it is not final export metering.
The initial analyzer uses a 2048-point FFT and 96 display bands. It shows an overview; it cannot resolve every narrow sub-bass detail. Overlap suggests a listening test, not an automatic EQ cut.
AU 0.2.3: short-window L/R correlation and a measured 128×128 mid/side density display are calculated from stereo samples. Compressed fine geometry has a fixed decoded size and a bounded local packet; compatible 64×64 and legacy 16×16 data remain available. A frame that cannot fit the fine packet retains its 64×64 display. The detailed grid is relative log-density, not calibrated stereo level. Silent, mono or one-sided input leaves correlation unavailable. These are not a time-ordered waveform, LUFS, true peak or automatic mastering.
Developer test build: ad-hoc signed and not notarized. Follow normal macOS security review if blocked; do not disable Gatekeeper. The graphical AU works in Logic and Live. coπ’s Logic mapping is experimental: the current Mixer lookup fix is built and checked, but complete tap-to-channel reception in Logic 11.2.2 is not yet verified. VST3 is not delivered.
The AU’s loopback data path is separate from optional AI/reference features, which may send their stated inputs to your selected provider.
coπ · Download
coπ is the new name for CODAW. The download below installs coπ 0.4.47 build 123 and Analyzer Tap 0.2.3 (the app file is still named CODAW.app). Experimental RipX/Blender workflows are not supported in this preview. See the development roadmap ↗
Join the developer preview
Start with a saved copy of a project. The developer preview has Logic Pro and Ableton Live adapters. Live supports editable MIDI parts and selected track, device, mixer and arrangement operations; musical quality and recovery still need testing. Studio One, FL Studio and other adapters remain planned.
Install CODAW + Analyzer Tap
Build 86 adds Studio → Hardware recording for Teenage Engineering EP-136 Sidekick, EP-133, EP-1320, EP-40 and OP-1 original/field. Choose a verified external stereo pair, prepare a fresh Session take, then use local voice Start/Stop. Separate sources can use distinct stereo pairs; a mixed stereo feed does not become separate instrument stems. Monitoring stays Off and existing clips are kept.
Developer-preview implementation: capture-state, native page, voice Stop and mock Live checks passed. Physical EP/OP-1 recording is not yet verified. USB support depends on model and firmware. Live’s input device and wiring must be confirmed; coπ does not configure audio drivers, sample rates or MIDI clock. Save the Set and restart Live to activate the updated controller. Save the Set again after recording to retain the take.
Build 85 introduced channel/device selection, retained in build 95, exact control readbacks and EQ band context. “Start mixing” prepares full-song playback and keeps bounded measured reviews running. Typing or speaking interrupts review; routine mix permission prompts are avoided. Updated controller activation and Main/EQ Eight selection were verified in Live without changing audio controls. Build 88 reached its second provider-driven review automatically in the running app. Musical improvement remains unverified.
One assistant supports production, mixing and mastering. Optional Start continuous mix gathers playback measurements and reviews them with your selected AI provider, at least 60 seconds between reviews. Each Live review may make one small adjustment to an existing control, then measure again. Drafts, recording and detected control changes take priority; Stop continuous mix ends review.
Experimental and Live-only. Provider usage continues while active. Start/Stop, draft preservation and continuation to a second provider-driven review were observed in build 88. Failed passes now retry fresh evidence after a capped cooldown; uncertain edits are held against replay. Musical improvement remains unverified. Short windows are not raw-audio listening, aligned A/B, LUFS, true peak or a guarantee of an optimal master. Live ordinary-track tap-last repair is implemented; the existing Main pair stays first/last. General processor reordering, Logic continuous adjustment and verified complete Logic channel binding remain unavailable.
Build 95 includes an inline Sound inspection page: Main before/after chain side by side, then other channels with Previous/Next and an optional slideshow. It uses the existing app window, with full-screen inspection, spectrum, spectrogram and explicit sample-peak/RMS readings. AU 0.2.3 raises the measured stereo field to 128×128 cells, four times the cells of the 0.2.2 64×64 view. Build 95 retains the square plot, Mid/Side axes, guide rings, fading trail and −1…+1 correlation bar. Choose a 16-, 32- or 64-second spectrogram history; the default 32-second span scrolls more slowly. Spectrum axes show frequency and dBFS graduations. Save and restart the DAW to load the updated AU for the finer cells; older tap data stays explicitly labelled as legacy detail. A local summary below the Main pair describes nearby RMS, sample-peak, crest and correlation readings. Choose a live snapshot or Average over 10, 30 or 60 seconds, with a reset button and Short/Long explanations. Averages combine the power of received short windows and report captured peaks and observation coverage; they are not continuous whole-song RMS or LUFS. The summary refreshes once per second locally and waits for fresh, comparable evidence. It does not infer improved sound from these independent windows. The VU display is decorative and is not a calibrated VU meter.
Music download, Spotify, Apple Digital Masters, EBU R128, ATSC A/85 long/short form, Netflix nearfield and cinema profiles provide sourced delivery guidance, not compliance certification. LUFS, LRA, true peak, dialogue gating, aligned A/B and final-export measurement are unavailable. Timing-alignment requests pause continuous mixing. The timing inspector distinguishes beat positions from seconds and refuses substitute global-BPM/mix changes for grid drift; automatic beat-map application, linked-stem/MIDI retiming and word-timed lyric effects are not implemented. Native inspection, averaging and packet checks pass for build 95. Earlier AU 0.2.2 64×64 stereo data and the Main controller were verified in Live after a saved-Set restart. Loading and verifying 0.2.3 in the running DAW requires another saved-project restart.
Build 95 stores Micro, Mini, Normal and Extended positions separately, across app relaunches. Full-height state and its smaller return frame are retained per view; full screen remembers its display and previous view. The floating icon keeps its own draggable location. New views and a new icon default to the far right of the current display. If a display is disconnected, the saved window returns to a reachable screen.
The app uses a persistent local development signing certificate; it is not Apple Developer ID signed or notarized. The AU remains ad-hoc signed; both the combined and AU-only installers are unsigned and not notarized. Package contents, signatures, universal binaries and backup migration are checked; an end-to-end Installer installation remains to be verified. macOS may require approval. Keep the same installed app and signing identity across updates; changing identity can require one new Accessibility approval.
Tester accounts with Breakin Bread-funded access are not enabled yet.
coπ · Film
From a lyric on the screen to the final cut. The Film workspace is being developed to carry audio, words and visual ideas through one connected creative process.
Local development test · Film tools are not a supported part of the public build 123 preview.
Workflow concept · The sequence above illustrates the direction; it is not a connected editing session.
What has been checked
A separate local Blender workflow has rendered a complete automatic lyric-video draft. The words and their timing still require review. Rendering a draft does not establish live control of an open Blender project.
General editing in Blender or DaVinci Resolve is still being connected and tested. Opening an app is not evidence that coπ can edit its timeline.
The intended workflow · planned
Blender spans Film and 3D. Explore the scene workflow, or see what the current music preview actually includes.
coπ · 3D · VR & AR
Models, materials, light and movement. The 3D workspace is being developed around editable scenes, from a visual idea to animation and immersive spaces.
Local development tests · General 3D control is not included in the public installer.
Workflow concept · Editable geometry and scene measurements should accompany visual checks.
What has been checked
OpenSKP imported a generated SketchUp fixture in a separate Blender 5.2 process, which saved an editable .blend file. That test preserved the open editor project. It does not establish compatibility with every SketchUp file.
A coπ Blender bridge has also passed isolated action and readback checks. Activation and end-to-end work in the live editor still need verification.
The intended workspace · planned
coπ · Games
Music that responds. Spaces with a sonic identity. The Games workspace brings the long-term vision for game audio, interactive worlds and real-time creation into view.
Planned workspace · Game-engine control and interactive audio integrations are not enabled in the public installer.
A space opens.
Music and ambience change.
Sound carries the story.
Interaction concept · This diagram does not represent a connected game engine.
The creative direction
Develop themes, sound effects, ambience and musical transitions alongside the scenes they belong to. Blender and Unreal Engine can span both 3D and Games, including VR and AR experiences.
The current downloadable preview concentrates on music in Logic Pro and Ableton Live. It does not control Unreal Engine, build games or implement interactive sound.
The intended workflow · planned
Explore the available music preview and the wider 3D direction. Each workspace will show what is connected and what still needs development.