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- Import WAV / MP3 / FLAC audio files
- Full metadata: title, artist, codec, sample rate, bitrate, channels
- Instant playback through the shared engine
RebassLab is a modular audio studio for car-bass and subwoofer work: a subharmonic rebass engine, parametric EQ, real-microphone RTA, loudness metering and offline export — one shared Web Audio engine across Windows, Android and the web.
Coming Soon to Google Play & Steam
The full RebassLab app is heading to Google Play and Steam. In the meantime, try the free web demo.
Every panel binds to the same shared Web Audio engine and play state. What you hear is exactly what you export.
Import your track, see the truth.
Non-destructive cut before you process.
Test tones & pink noise for tuning.
The signature subharmonic processor.
Up to 31 real biquad bands.
Twelve tunings, from daily to SPL.
See every transient, every peak.
Real-time FFT of the processed signal.
Real microphone, real room, real bass.
LUFS, true-peak, gain reduction — all live.
What you hear is what you get.
Process a whole folder in one run.
Detect the bass, synthesize a sub, retune it to your box, and protect everything below it. Four subharmonic modes, a steep crossover, target boost, and the dynamics shaping that makes a 30 Hz note hit like a 30 Hz note should.
Synthesize a clean one-octave-down sub from the detected bass.
Shift the bass line to center on your exact target frequency.
Move bass content by a fixed Hz offset for box-matching.
Generate a steady sub at a fixed frequency keyed to the track.
Ported-box safe. The Ported Box preset centers the sub on your tuning frequency and engages the infrasonic filter below it — so you don't unload the cone below tuning.
From a transparent daily 32 Hz lift to a full-tilt 30 Hz competition build. Each preset sets the sub mode, target, crossover, infrasonic protection and dynamics for that use — pick one and you're already 90% there.
Bass line retuned to center on 25 Hz.
Retuned sub centered at 28 Hz.
Heavy 30 Hz sub, steep crossover, punch.
Octave-down sub, musical 32 Hz lift.
Tight transients + 35 Hz focus.
Saturated 40 Hz slam.
Upper-bass attack for small subs.
Maximum 30 Hz output, saturation + limiter.
Subtle octave sub, transparent.
No processing — reference.
Tight sealed-box response, gentle sub.
Sub centered on your box tuning, infrasonic protection below it.
The same Next.js + Web Audio app drives a Windows desktop studio, a native Android build, and a browser PWA — identical DSP, identical identity.
The full modular studio.
Touch-friendly tabbed studio.
Open a browser, start tuning.
Drag, dock, float, save layouts, compare A/B, and never lose the manual — it's built into every panel.
Tear any panel off into a floating, resizable window, or drop it back over a column to re-dock. Cyan guides show exactly where it lands.
Standard, Bass Processing, EQ Studio, Audio Analysis, Mastering and Compact — plus your own saved named layouts, restored on startup.
Compare processed vs. original with one click. Bypass for instant reference, Match for loudness-matched comparison.
Every panel has a “?” button that opens a control-by-control reference and a numbered how-to walkthrough. The manual is built in.
Full undo history across the studio plus keyboard shortcuts for the common moves — no momentum lost mid-tune.
Settings → Appearance offers nine official presets and per-token custom colors. The dark navy + cyan/purple identity is the default.
Questions, answered
Everything you need to know before you drop your first track into the studio.
RebassLab is a modular bass-processing audio studio. It combines a subharmonic rebass engine, parametric EQ, a real-microphone RTA analyzer, loudness metering and offline export in a single app — built for car audio, subwoofer and box tuning work. The same Web Audio engine runs on Windows, Android and the web.
Yes — the web demo at rebasslabs.com/demo is completely free and runs right in your browser, no install and no account. The full app is coming soon to Google Play and Steam.
It generates deep sub-bass from your track. Four modes — octave-down, retune, shift and fixed — with a 12–48 dB/oct crossover and a target boost between 20 and 60 Hz, plus punch, sustain, saturation and harmonics shaping. Set the target frequency and the engine detects the optimal settings for your track.
No. All processing happens on your device using the Web Audio engine — your files never leave your machine, and the studio keeps working offline.
Windows, Android and any modern web browser. One shared engine means your sound, presets and workflow stay identical on every screen.
Import WAV, MP3 and FLAC files. Export your processed track in WAV, MP3 or FLAC, with loudness and true-peak metering to keep levels honest.
RebassLab is coming soon to Google Play and Steam. In the meantime, run the full studio right here in your browser — the rebass engine, parametric EQ, meters, presets and tone generator are all live to try.