You pressed “Ask Miles”,
but Miles isn't installed yet.
Miles is a listening companion for music producers: it hears your bounce, sees your session, and talks it through with you. The button you pressed opens Miles when it's on your machine. It isn't yet, so it opened this page instead.
What do I do now?
Miles isn't publicly available yet. If you're part of the beta, use the build you were sent. Installing it registers the link that button needs, and pressing it again will open Miles instead of this page.
If you're not in the beta yet, the download page has the current state and how to get in.
Which DAWs does Miles work with?
Ableton Live, measured inside a real session on a real machine. Miles connects to your session on its own, so there is no plugin to install into your DAW and no folder scan to sit through.
Queued for testing: Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper and Bitwig. That is our test plan, not a compatibility claim and not a release date.
What does Miles see and hear?
Your bounce audio and session context, and only while you're actually asking something. Nothing goes anywhere while a conversation isn't open, nothing is used for training or resale, and nothing outside your DAW window is captured. The full terms are on the privacy section of the home page and in privacy.
Do I need to know the technical words?
No, and that's close to the point of the whole thing. “Boomy”, “harsh”, “it feels weak” are complete, usable descriptions. Miles finds the technical name and teaches it to you on the way.
Something is broken / I have a question
Write to help@miles.audio. A person reads it.
“Does this sound right?” is a valid question here. That's the whole point.