Audio Tools · Paid processing

Online audio mastering

Upload your track, choose a profile, then pay to create a downloadable master. Compare the result with your original before downloading.

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WAV, MP3, AIFF, or FLAC · Limits are checked before processing. Nothing is used for model training — see our privacy notice.

Master your music online with Adaptive Mastering

Start with a finished mix, choose the sound you want, and create a master without installing a plugin. Adaptive Mastering costs €7.99 per master. Analysis is free; payment is required to process the master.

See a real SMT mastering example · original + three profiles

Waveform screenshots supplied by Studio Music Tools from one track processed with each profile. Display scales and image sizes can differ; a larger waveform alone does not establish better sound. These are visual examples, not audio previews.

Original mix
SMT waveform screenshot: Original mix
Balanced master
SMT waveform screenshot: Balanced master
Loud Electronic master
SMT waveform screenshot: Loud Electronic master
Streaming master
SMT waveform screenshot: Streaming master

Which mastering profile should I choose?

Balanced keeps dynamics and character in focus. Loud Electronic targets higher perceived loudness for electronic music. Streaming prioritizes controlled loudness and true-peak headroom; it is a preference, not a requirement imposed by streaming platforms.

Should I master a WAV or an MP3?

Use a lossless WAV, AIFF or FLAC export when available. MP3 uploads are also supported, but mastering cannot restore information lost during compression. Leave clipping out of your mix and compare the processed result with your original.

What can automated mastering change?

It applies a measured processing chain toward the selected profile. It cannot repair a poor mix or replace an engineer’s creative judgment. Read our processing methodology and limitations before choosing.

Want to check your mix first? Use the free audio analyzer or LUFS loudness analyzer. To work toward another track’s tonal balance, try reference mastering.

Want your studio itself analyzed, not just a track?

Room Mode, RT60, and Speaker Placement calculators are free and instant.

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Before you master a song online

Automatic audio mastering works from your finished mix. Check clipping and balance first, and use a lossless export when possible. Looking for free online mastering? Analysis is free here; processing and downloading a master are paid, as shown above.