What is AI Mastering?

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AI Mastering is an automated online audio mastering service that uses AI to improve the sound quality of your music, bringing it closer to commercial releases. It is aimed at music makers who want a faster, simpler alternative to manual mastering: you upload a track, adjust a few settings, and the service processes it for you. According to the site, a free plan with unlimited mastering is available, and the service reports more than 2,700 total users, 50+ active users per day, and 3,600+ masterings per month (combined with bakuage.com).

What it does

The core promise is automatic improvement of sound quality. Rather than requiring you to set up a mastering chain yourself, AI Mastering analyzes your track and applies processing to move it toward the loudness and tonal character of commercial music. The site highlights three main capabilities:

  • Automatic sound quality improvement — AI brings your music closer to commercial sound quality.
  • Loudness and dynamic range control — a limiter is used to balance loudness against dynamic range.
  • Analysis tools — spectrum analysis and loudness analysis let you see what the AI is working with.

How you use it

The workflow is built around a drag-and-drop interface, so the steps are short:

  1. Upload your track — drag and drop your audio file into the interface.
  2. Set your targets — customize target loudness, mastering level, and output format.
  3. Run the mastering — the AI processes the track and returns a mastered version.
  4. Review the analysis — check the spectrum and loudness analysis to see how the result compares.
  5. Download the output — save the mastered file in your chosen format.

Sign up or login is mentioned alongside the loudness/dynamic range and statistics sections, so account creation is part of the flow for at least some actions.

Customization options

Setting What it controls
Target loudness How loud the final master aims to be
Mastering level How strongly the AI processing is applied
Output format The file format you receive
Spectrum analysis Visual breakdown of frequency content
Loudness analysis Visual breakdown of loudness

These controls matter because mastering is a trade-off: pushing loudness harder typically reduces dynamic range. The limiter is the tool doing that balancing, and the target loudness and mastering level settings are how you steer it.

Who it is for

AI Mastering fits you if:

  • You want a mastered track without learning a full mastering workflow.
  • You want to focus on the music itself rather than the processing chain.
  • You want to preview how your mix would sound closer to commercial loudness.
  • You want analysis views (spectrum, loudness) alongside the processed audio.

It is less suited to situations where you need fine-grained, manual control over every stage of mastering, since the service is designed around automation and a small set of adjustable parameters.

Pricing

The site states a Free Plan at $0 / Month with Unlimited Mastering. No other pricing tiers or payment platforms are listed in the available information, so treat the free plan as the documented entry point rather than assuming anything about paid tiers.