OrcheStruct

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Core Concepts

The launch app is easiest to learn as four working areas: Inspector, Tracks, Library, and Studio, with Cue Builder and Software supporting broader studio operations.

P0Updated June 20, 2026OrcheStruct v1 launch beta, Cubase-first workflow
OrcheStruct app window showing the left navigation with Inspector, Tracks, Library, Studio, Cue Builder, Software, OS Agent, and Path Doctor.
Use the main sidebar as the product map: Inspector for template work, Tracks for live and saved rows, Library for reusable assets, Studio for overview, Cue Builder for project context, and Software for rig inventory.

Main Surfaces

Inspector is where you scan, review, edit, and export template structure. Tracks is where saved catalog tracks and the current live Cubase session meet. Library is where reusable assets, products, modules, and tools live. Studio is the operational overview.

  • Inspector: scan, edit, build, and save templates.
  • Tracks: My Tracks plus Live Session.
  • Library: templates, modules, tools, and library intelligence.
  • Studio: your studio at a glance.
  • Cue Builder: project briefs, cues, markers, and cue-sheet workflow.
  • Software: updates and rig inventory.

Three Data Layers

Internally, OrcheStruct uses three important layers. The guide mostly uses user-facing names, but these labels appear in the app and support conversations.

  • OSU: the library/product encyclopedia, including vendors, products, engines, families, and ownership.
  • OSC: your saved catalog of reusable tracks and modules.
  • OSP: the live project/session layer from Cubase.

Safe Workflow Pattern

Most OrcheStruct workflows follow the same pattern: read first, preview decisions, then apply. This is especially important for routing and Cubase write-back.

  1. Scan or refresh the current source.

  2. Review confidence, family, routing, and library identity.

  3. Make or accept corrections.

  4. Preview changes when the app offers a preview state.

  5. Apply only the changes you want to send back to Cubase or save into the catalog.