Two ways to master
Two levels of online mastering for AI music. Pick how deep the engine should go: both tiers deliver a finished master, and they differ in how much of the mix they take apart to get there.
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Classic
Traditional stereo mastering
Choose it when the mix is already right and you just want it finished.
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Corrective
Stem-assisted corrective mastering
Choose it for the deeper, stem-assisted treatment, including music from Suno, Udio or similar.
What stem-assisted mastering does
It listens first, fixes only what needs fixing, and leaves the character of your song intact.
- Listens before it acts: analyzes the song’s balance, dynamics and structure before making decisions, so the master responds to the recording rather than forcing a generic preset.
- Fixes only what needs fixing: targets genuine problem areas with measured corrections, leaving healthy parts of the mix and the artist’s original intention untouched.
- Clears synthetic grain: reduces fizzy, brittle digital texture often found in generated audio while preserving the brightness, detail and openness that make the track exciting.
- Smooths uneven sections: controls passages that suddenly become louder, thinner or more washed-out, creating a steadier journey without erasing meaningful musical contrast.
- Lifts quiet passages, never noise: raises sections that sit too far below the rest of the song while leaving the loudest parts exactly where they are, so nothing pumps or breathes. Silence, fade-outs and room tone are left alone instead of being dragged up with everything else, which is the raised noise floor that spoils most upward compression. A track that is already even barely responds; one that swings between sections gets the most.
- Tightens inconsistent drums: stabilizes hits that wander in level or position, preserving groove, fills and natural ambience while giving the rhythm firmer impact.
- Evens out breath and attack: generated vocals often deliver breaths, airy sounds and hard consonants far louder than the singing around them. Those moments are eased back to a natural level while the quiet air that makes a voice feel alive, and the sharpness of the words themselves, are left intact.
- Repairs difficult vocals: softens sharp S sounds, hard attacks, low thumps and sudden loud words, helping challenging vocals remain clear, controlled and natural.
- Seats the vocal naturally: keeps the singer present and intelligible while maintaining a convincing relationship with the instruments instead of pushing the backing away.
- Restores warm tonal balance: brings bass, body, clarity and air into a coherent balance, correcting excesses without imposing the same tonal shape on every song.
- Tames listening fatigue: reduces brittle harshness and excessive top-end glare, allowing energetic tracks to stay vivid and powerful without becoming tiring over time.
- Balances the stereo picture: opens mixes that feel cramped and reins in width that becomes unstable, creating spaciousness that remains focused and dependable.
- Protects the low end: preserves natural stereo bass where it is safe and narrows only frequencies that risk weakening, smearing or cancelling during playback.
- Keeps the mix solid everywhere: protects important elements from weakening outside ideal studio conditions, helping the master translate across phones, headphones, speakers and club systems.
- Keeps drums in proportion: monitors how other repairs affect the rhythm and prevents corrective processing from accidentally pushing drums too far forward in the mix.
- Adds believable space: gently fills unnaturally dry gaps when the song needs it, adding depth and continuity without washing out detail or muddying the arrangement.
- Glues without flattening: adds cohesion and control while protecting punch, movement and dynamics, so the master feels unified without sounding squeezed or lifeless.
- Finds the right loudness automatically: analyzes how far each song can be pushed and chooses its loudest clean, release-ready level while preserving its punch and character.
- Checks its own work: measures corrections against the finished result and keeps only changes that genuinely improve the master instead of trusting an assumption.
- Finishes cleanly: removes inaudible rumble, stray edge noise, dead air and clicks, delivering a polished file that is ready for distribution.
Hear the difference
Compare the Source, Classic and Corrective versions of the same track. Press Match to level the versions. Listen for tone, depth, clarity and dynamics.
Anaqim: I'm Cool
Anaqim: Honest
Anaqim: Digital Daydream
Pricing
No subscription! You only pay for the processing each track uses.
Based on a 3-minute song. Conservative estimates!
Why the cost difference? Classic works on the finished stereo mix, which is light and cheap. Corrective takes the mix apart first and runs a much heavier, multi-layer, multi-pass analysis on the GPU.
Free masters play as a 60-second excerpt. Add funds for full-length downloads.