Free for macOS & Windows · Part of Music for Breathwork
From a folder of files to a finished breathwork set.
One desktop app for facilitators working with expanded states of awareness. Organise your music, match it to the catalogue, play a live session, and render a studio-quality mix. Without leaving Limina.
One app, four workspaces
Limina Mix and Limina Library, now under one roof.
Your collection, connected to the catalogue.
Point Limina at your music folders. It scans, organises, and matches your tracks against the Music for Breathwork catalogue, so every file comes back with phase tags, colour coding, and audio features.
Library
Your collection, connected to the catalogue.
Point Limina at your music folders. It scans, organises, and matches your tracks against the Music for Breathwork catalogue, so every file comes back with phase tags, colour coding, and audio features.
- —Scan as many local folders as you need
- —Automatic catalogue matching
- —Phase colour coding across the full arc
- —Waveform preview with transport & shuffle
Collections
Everything you’ve made, in one place.
Collections is home base. Your Music for Breathwork playlists, saved mixes, recorded sessions, and reusable session templates all live together, ready to open straight into Library, Session, or Mix.
- —Playlists synced from your account
- —Saved mixes, ready to reopen and re-export
- —Recorded sessions to replay or reshape
- —Session templates for Session or Mix
Session
Play a live, tag-driven set.
Run a session in real time. Steer the mix by tags and feel, and Limina crossfades between tracks automatically with equal-power curves. Skip and reshape on the fly, and record what you play.
- —Tag-driven playback with automatic crossfades
- —Feel EQ: steer by affect, activity, tension, space
- —Record sessions, then replay or reshape them
- —Save sessions as reusable templates
Mix
Arrange and export a finished set.
Everything the standalone Limina Mix did, now in the same app. Arrange tracks on a pixel-accurate timeline, shape the energy arc with volume automation, and bounce the whole set to a single studio-quality file.
- —Multitrack timeline with equal-power crossfades
- —Draw gain curves directly on clips
- —WAV & MP3 export with bitrate control
- —Track listing PDF with timecodes
Built around the arc of a session
Every track knows where it belongs.
Each track in the Music for Breathwork catalogue is tagged for the phase of the session it serves. Match your own files to the catalogue and those tags, colours, and audio features come with them, into Library, Session, and Mix alike.
The workflow
Purchase
Browse the Music for Breathwork catalogue, buy the tracks you want from your download provider, and build a playlist in your account.
Organise
Point Limina Studio at your folders. Your local files are matched to the catalogue, with phase tags, audio features, and artist data applied automatically.
Play & mix
Run a live session with automatic crossfades, or arrange the set on the timeline and render a studio-quality mix. All in the same app.
About
Facilitators had hundreds of local files, curated playlists, and a session to prepare. But no good way to connect all three.
Limina Studio grew out of the work at Music for Breathwork, a curated library of music selected and annotated specifically for Holotropic Breathwork sessions. Every track in the catalogue has been chosen for how it moves through the phases of a session: the call to adventure, the building intensity, the breakthrough, the release, and the return.
Limina brings the whole workflow into one app: organise your collection in Library, play it live in Session, and produce a finished set in Mix, all built around the same catalogue that powers the website.
It’s built and maintained by the Music for Breathwork team. A free account unlocks catalogue matching, the same data behind the playlists and phase annotations on the site.
Visit musicforbreathwork.com ↗
Prepare the set. Play the room.
Limina Studio is free. If you’re already using Limina Mix or Limina Library, it replaces both and carries your library over on first launch.