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AI Mastering

Match your song to a reference track for clearer tonal balance, consistent loudness, and release-ready sound.

AI Mastering

Target music

The mix you want to master

Try a sample track

Reference music

The tonal balance and loudness to match

Try a sample track

Mastering history

Compare your mastered track with the original mix.

0 tracks

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Tracks at release level

Six finished masters across genres that make very different demands on level and tone. Play them back to back - a good master should not jump between them.

AI mastering brings a finished mix up to release level

Master a target track with optional reference audio and before/after comparison.

A mix brought up to release level

Balance, dynamics and loudness are treated across the full track, and you can point the master at a reference whose tone you want to follow rather than at a preset.

When the mix is the problem

Mastering evens out a finished mix. If an instrument is buried, fix it in the mix - no master recovers it.

How AI Mastering works

Take a mix to release level in three steps

1

Upload the mix you want mastered

Send the final mix as MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, FLAC or AAC - leave headroom rather than a mix already pushed to the ceiling.

2

Level and tone are balanced

Mastering evens out the frequency balance and raises the track towards a consistent release level.

3

Compare, then export

Play the master against the mix you sent before downloading, so you can hear exactly what changed.

AI Mastering features

A mastering engineer at a large console, a level meter and waveform on the screen beside her

Target and reference music inputs

Give it the track to master and, optionally, a reference file, so the result lands on the sound you already have in mind.

Upload a mix, or pull one from My Music

Send a file - MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, AAC or FLAC, up to 15 minutes or 180 MB - or pick a finished song already in your workspace instead of uploading it again.

Mastered vs original comparison

Compare the master against the original before you export, so the decision is made by ear rather than on trust.

Headroom is the whole prerequisite

−6 dBFS peak

A safe place to bounce from; a mix at the ceiling leaves nothing to work with.

1 stereo file

The input - mastering works on the mix, not on the session.

0 limiting needed first

Print your own; the master is applied after, not on top of it.

2 references

Your own mix, and a release you trust - worth comparing against.

Who masters without a mastering engineer

Independent artists releasing alone

Get a track to a competitive level without booking a mastering engineer for every single.

Producers delivering client demos

Send a demo that sounds finished, so the client hears the idea and not the rough level.

Media and video teams

Bring a bed up to a consistent level so it sits the same way across a whole series.

Every tool in the AI Mastering family

ToolWhat you give itWhat you get backCredits per run
AI Music MasteringA finished mixA mastered track6

AI Mastering FAQ

Answers for creators comparing AI Mastering, AI music generators, editing tools, and royalty-aware publishing workflows.










Bring your mix up to release level

Match a reference, compare against the original, and download a release-ready WAV.