NoSync

In development: private beta first

Learn to beatmatch by ear.

Short lessons and open practice that train your DJ ears. A friendly coach, one small step at a time.

The Academy path on a phone. Nine steps in a list: the first two are completed, the third, Line them up, is the current lesson, the rest are locked.

What it is

Two ways to train your ears.

A lesson in progress. Two waveforms to line up, a short hint, and the jog wheel at the bottom right.
Academy

Short lessons, one step at a time.

The first course is a nine-step path that teaches beatmatching by ear. You learn by doing, and the levels adapt to you.

The Practice deck. Two waveforms on top, a pitch fader on the left and a large jog wheel on the right.
Practice

Free play on two decks.

A jog wheel and a pitch fader. Pick a level and match the beats at your own pace.

How the path works

From your first listen to the final boss.

  1. Hear the difference

    Start by listening. Two beats, close together. Which one sounds better?

  2. Line them up

    Nudge the jog wheel, listen, repeat. Stop when the two beats sound like one clap.

  3. Find the tick

    The tick is the small click of the kick. It gets softer level by level, so your ears take over.

  4. Start on the beat, beat the boss

    Then tempo and start, the phrase, a hi-hat trap and a final boss. You always hear which way to go.

Nine steps in a fixed order. Inside a step, the levels adapt to you. Details may change while we build.

Principles

Calm, small and kind.

  • By ear

    Your ears do the work. The hints get smaller as you get better.

  • Always a direction

    You hear whether it got better or worse, and which way to try next. No lives, no clock, no failure labels.

  • No accounts, no trackers

    No sign-up. No personal data. Nothing watching you practise.

  • Short lessons

    A lesson takes a few minutes. Learn by doing, with a friendly coach.

NoSync sits next to real DJ gear and does not replace it. Sync is a choice, not a crutch. The goal is simple: you are better prepared when you stand behind real decks.