The Muzes Garden

Roadmap

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This page is the map for where The Muzes Garden is now and where it is going. It tracks done, doing, and still-to-do work so the app can grow without losing the plot.

Roadmap status

Open

DONE

  • Home is the front door with current system cards, working destinations, and update dates

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Top navigation routes and dropdowns connect the main app sections

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Library remains the source collection and tracks can be linked into Projects

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Projects support private workspaces, linked tracks, notes, setlists, playback, and DAW sessions

    Updated 8/28/26

  • The Global Player preserves project and setlist context while users move through the app

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Find It searches navigation and metadata together with source chips, highlights, and Clear / Reset

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Find It exposes related metadata paths and opens connected metadata records

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Metadata supports shelves, sections, records, track links, relationships, layered queries, and results

    Updated 8/28/26

  • The manual uses reusable layouts with deeper child pages for important concepts

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Working app links and More Info explanation links are separated on Home cards

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Core DAW recording, arrangement, regions, riff comparison, mixing, MIDI, recovery, and export features are implemented

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Large DAW exports can resume and private render sources can upload directly

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Long manual and metadata pages now use compact Open / Close controls

    Updated 8/28/26

DOING

  • Complete the owner’s seven-step real-musician DAW sign-off

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Continue expanding the in-app manual into a complete living encyclopedia

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Connect more live project and Library information to metadata records

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Expand Find It beyond seeded manual and metadata content as new systems are added

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Finish and verify the closed-beta onboarding, handoff, and large-export experience

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Keep large workspaces compact, understandable, and friendly for ADD-style workflows

    Updated 8/28/26

STILL TO DO

  • Build the future AI music generator architecture

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Create a complete interactive visual navigation tree that users can browse

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Add full-text manual search across every explanation and concept page

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Replace remaining seed-only knowledge with durable owner-managed metadata where appropriate

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Complete real-musician beta testing and resolve any issues found before production release

    Updated 8/28/26

  • Add richer cross-system links among projects, lyrics, prompts, metadata, playback, and future generation history

    Updated 8/28/26

DAW roadmap · updated 8/28/26

DAW Tree — dates, DONE, and MUST DO

Open

DONE means implemented in The Muzes Garden. It does not claim complete Ableton Live or Pro Tools feature parity.

Session, transport, playhead, zoom, and scrollingDONEUpdated 8/27/26
  • Protected sessionsDONE8/27/26
  • Play, pause, stop, seek, zoom, and scrollDONE8/27/26
  • Tempo map and musical gridDONE8/27/26
RecordingDONEUpdated 8/27/26
  • Input checks, levels, latency, count-in, and metronomeDONE8/27/26
  • Saved takes and interruption recoveryDONE8/27/26
  • Punch and multi-pass recordingDONE8/27/26
Tracks and arrangementDONEUpdated 8/21/26
  • Import, waveform, move, trim, split, repeat, and fadesDONE8/21/26
  • Selection, group editing, undo/redo, and snapshotsDONE8/21/26
  • Track locking, colors, shortcuts, folders, and groupsDONE8/21/26
Regions and arrangement sectionsDONEUpdated 8/21/26
  • Name and color regionsDONE8/21/26
  • Resize, duplicate, and move regionsDONE8/21/26
  • Jump, loop, and repeat regionsDONE8/21/26
  • Create tracks from selected regionsDONE8/21/26
Three-version riff comparisonDONEUpdated 8/21/26
  • Color-coded matching riff familiesDONE8/21/26
  • Audition each version or hear matches across tracksDONE8/21/26
  • Advance through matching riffsDONE8/21/26
Hybrid edit trackDONEUpdated 8/21/26
  • Fourth edit laneDONE8/21/26
  • Copy, cut, paste, and arrange sections from alternate versionsDONE8/21/26
Session ViewDONEUpdated 8/26/26
  • Clip launching and scene workflowDONE8/26/26
  • Session-to-arrangement music workflowDONE8/26/26
Mixing, routing, automation, and effectsDONEUpdated 8/27/26
  • Gain, pan, mute, solo, sends, and routingDONE8/27/26
  • Automation and effect controlsDONE8/27/26
  • Mix decisions and saved stateDONE8/27/26
MIDI and instrumentsDONEUpdated 8/27/26
  • MIDI import and clip creationDONE8/27/26
  • Piano-roll editing and instrument workflowDONE8/27/26
Recovery, collaboration, and reviewDONEUpdated 8/25/26
  • Protected checkpoints and session snapshotsDONE8/25/26
  • Review comments and collaboration controlsDONE8/25/26
  • Safe restore workflowDONE8/25/26
Export and deliveryDONEUpdated 8/25/26
  • WAV and stem delivery setupDONE8/25/26
  • Saved render specifications and manifestsDONE8/25/26
  • Checksum-protected delivery workflowDONE8/25/26
Owner seven-step musician sign-offMUST DOUpdated 8/27/26
  • Complete the final owner listening judgmentMUST DO8/27/26
  • Record the final pass or problem reportMUST DO8/27/26
Production export reliabilityMUST DOUpdated 8/27/26
  • Resolve large-file and stem-package failuresMUST DO8/27/26
  • Verify completed downloads on productionMUST DO8/27/26
Baby-step help: How do I get there? / How do I do this?MUST DOUpdated 8/27/26
  • Attach destination help to every important controlMUST DO8/27/26
  • Show one small action at a timeMUST DO8/27/26
  • Remember the current help step after navigation and refreshMUST DO8/27/26
Shorter DAW workspace pagesMUST DOUpdated 8/27/26
  • Replace long pages with compact work-area menusMUST DO8/27/26
  • Open only the section the musician choosesMUST DO8/27/26
  • Keep return-to-step controls visibleMUST DO8/27/26
Full browser, hardware, and plug-in production QAMUST DOUpdated 8/27/26
  • Chrome and supported-browser testingMUST DO8/27/26
  • Audio-device and recording-hardware testingMUST DO8/27/26
  • Plug-in compatibility and performance testingMUST DO8/27/26

Current big-picture structure

Open

The app is becoming a connected creative operating system. The current structure starts with Home, then branches into working tools and manual explanations.

Step 1

Home

Step 2

Manual

Step 3

Projects

Step 4

Metadata

Step 5

Find It

Step 6

Global Player

Step 7

AI Music Generator

Step 8

Site Tree

Future tree idea

Open

The final version should let users click through a tree like:

Home → Metadata → Library → Record → Relationships → More Info → Related Concept → Project → Player

That same tree should help Find It explain exactly how to get from the current page to the target page.

Why this roadmap matters

Open

The Muzes Garden is already deep enough that a roadmap is not optional. Without a clear tree, the app would turn into scattered features.

The roadmap keeps the build honest. It shows what already works, what is actively being shaped, and what should not be pretended to be done yet.

This page should eventually become both a developer map and a user map. Users should be able to see where features live, while development can use the same tree to avoid duplicating systems.

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