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AI Mastering is coming soon
We're putting the finishing touches on automatic mastering that adapts to your genre and reference. In the meantime, check out our Analog Mastering service or the AI Cleaner.
AI Mastering — two masters of your track, tuned to your genre
Upload your mix, pick a genre, describe the sound you're after and add a reference if you have one. You get two versions back: Soft (more dynamics) and Hard (denser and louder) — both as 24-bit WAV, with an A/B player to compare them against the original.
Freewith your plan
per track
💡 Works best after AI Cleaner — clean your track first, then master the cleaned file. It is picked up from the cleaner's result screen with no re-upload.
Master your track
How it works
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Upload your trackWAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC or OGG — up to 100 MB, from 10 seconds to 10 minutes. Coming from AI Cleaner? Your cleaned file is used directly.2
Tell us the soundChoose a genre or leave Auto-detect, describe what you want in your own words, add a reference as a file or a Spotify link. Everything here is optional.3
We master it twiceThe engine measures your track, picks settings for the genre and your brief, and renders two versions: Soft (more dynamics) and Hard (denser and louder).4
Compare and downloadSwitch between Original, Soft and Hard in sync, check loudness and true peak, download both masters as 24-bit WAV. Files are kept for 7 days.AI Mastering vs Analog Mastering
AI Mastering
Free with your plan
per track
- Two versions of every track: Soft and Hard
- Settings follow your genre, brief and reference
- Usually ready in a few minutes
- 24-bit WAV masters, A/B player with loudness matching
- Great for demos, quick releases and volume work
Analog Mastering
$99.99 per track
- A mastering engineer making every decision by ear
- Real analog hardware chain
- One free revision round included
- 1–3 day turnaround
- The choice for singles and flagship releases
FAQ
What exactly do I get?
Two finished masters of your track — Soft and Hard — as 24-bit WAV files, plus a result screen where you can compare them against the original in sync, see loudness and true peak before and after, and read a short note on what was done. The same orders are listed in your account.
What do Soft and Hard mean?
They are two versions of the same master: Soft has more dynamics — punch and the movement between quiet and loud parts are kept more intact, and the level is a little lower. Hard is denser and louder — more limiting and glue for a competitive level. Neither is "the right one": pick by ear. The player has a Match loudness switch so that the louder version doesn't win just because it is louder.
How do genre, description and reference affect the result?
The genre sets the starting point: how loud, how much compression, how much colour. With Auto-detect we analyse the track and use the closest genre family. Your description and your reference then move the settings within safe limits — a little more low end, more air, wider or narrower, louder or quieter. They fine-tune the master; they don't turn one track into another.
What can I use as a reference?
Either upload an audio file (same formats, up to 100 MB) or paste a Spotify track link — in that case we use the track's short public preview. Other links are not supported yet. From the reference we take only overall measurements — tonal balance, stereo width, loudness; nothing from it is copied into your music. If the reference can't be fetched, your track is still mastered without it and the result note tells you so.
What formats are supported?
You can upload WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC or OGG up to 100 MB, from 10 seconds to 10 minutes long; mono files are accepted too. Both masters are delivered as 24-bit WAV at 44.1 or 48 kHz, following your source. For the highest quality, upload a lossless file (WAV or FLAC) rather than a compressed one.
How much does it cost?
AI Mastering is currently free with your plan — no payment is asked for. A daily limit per account applies; the form shows how many masters you have left today.AI Mastering costs per track — one payment covers both versions, whether you upload a file or master a track you have cleaned here. You pay by card at checkout and the mastering starts right after the payment. On a paid plan it is currently free. A daily limit per account applies.
How long does it take?
Usually a few minutes for both versions. Masters are rendered one at a time, so at busy moments your track waits for a free slot — the progress card shows the current stage. You can leave the page: the order keeps running and appears in your account.
How long are my files kept?
For 7 days from the order. After that the masters, the previews and the uploaded files are removed from our servers, so download both versions in time.
How should I prepare my file?
Any finished mix works. For the best result, export with the loudest peaks around −3…−6 dB and without a heavy limiter on the master bus — that headroom gives the mastering room to work. A file that is already limited will still be processed, but there is less to gain.
Does AI Mastering reduce my AI-detection percentage?
Mastering is about sound — balance, dynamics and loudness. It does not target AI fingerprints, and we make no promise about how any AI detector will score the master. If detection matters for your release, run the track through the AI Cleaner first and master the cleaned file.
Can I request revisions?
There are no manual revision rounds — the process is automatic. You can run the track again as a new order with a different genre, description or reference, within your daily limit. When you want an engineer to work with you, choose Analog Mastering, where one revision is included.
How is this different from Analog Mastering?
AI Mastering is automatic: software measures your track and applies the processing in minutes. Analog Mastering ($99.99) is a mastering engineer running your track through real analog hardware, with one revision round and a 1–3 day turnaround. Quick and affordable vs. deep and handcrafted.