Sidechain keeps every version of every session. Branch a beat, merge at stem level, and roll back to the take you deleted at 3am. Stems, plugin state and BPM included.
Every save is a restore point. Sidechain reads your project folder, tracks the audio underneath, and gives you back the version you had before you ruined it.
Scrub the whole history, not just the last save. Hit a version and the arrangement snaps back to exactly what was on the grid that night. Try the version pills.
Fork the session and try the darker bass without touching the version your vocalist is singing to. Both stay playable.
02Sidechain diffs audio per track, not per file. Take their drums, keep your bass, and settle the rest bar by bar.
03Versions capture plugin params, plugin versions and routing. Open a session from two years ago and it still loads the way you left it.
04Comment at 2.3.4, not "somewhere around the second chorus". Threads pin to the bar and travel with the version, so feedback still makes sense a month later.
05Tag every clip with its source and licence as you drop it in. When the label asks where the vocal chop came from, export the sheet instead of digging through six hard drives.
06Sidechain draws the shape of the record while you make it. Branches you kept, branches you didn't, and the exact point the club edit went its own way.
Solo work is free and stays free. You start paying when someone else opens the session.
One producer and a hard drive.
Producers, writers and a mix engineer who all touch the same session.
Catalogues, legal, and people who ask where the sample came from.
Prices in USD. Storage is history, not project size. Cancel and your sessions stay readable.
Point Sidechain at your project folder. It picks up the history from there.