ToneLane

Related, but separate during testing

ToneLane is the audio implementation of the Fionigan Framework. It is an accessibility-first, source-aware audio alignment overlay that applies the same process to recording, listening, and audio alignment while keeping the human listener in control. Project Fionigan remains the governing framework. ToneLane is being tested separately before any future static integration.

ToneLane process: Source audio → Target audio → Measured or perceived difference → Suggested adjustment → Human listening → Human decision.

What the prototype does

Users can record or import their own source, choose a built-in or personal target, run personal source-to-target analysis, and continue into ToneLane prototype modules.

User audio remains local by default. Raw personal audio is not centrally retained unless the user intentionally saves, exports, or shares it.

Launch access, account requirements, and pricing remain open decisions and are not published until approved.