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Poured your soul into a track, but it still doesn’t sound like a finished release? We know how to fix that. Let us help you polish your sound — fuller, louder, more balanced. You’ll get a free mastering demo so you can hear the results before you commit. If needed, we’ll tweak the mix or offer advice to improve it before finalizing.
Order a free demo >>What Is Mastering and Why Do You Need It?
Mastering is the final stage of audio production — the last 10% of work that adds 50% of polish. It brings your track to its full potential by adjusting the frequency balance, stereo width, dynamics, and loudness — all tailored to your genre and performance style. A good master ensures your track sounds clean, loud, and professional across all playback systems — from earbuds and smartphones to clubs and concert venues. We provide a free demo snippet (up to 1 minute) before purchase, so you can hear the quality first. If needed, we’ll give detailed feedback on your mix to help fix any critical issues before mastering.
Hear before and after mastering examples below
How Much Does Mastering Cost?
Mastering is not about loudness alone — it’s about precision. A truly professional master considers dozens of technical details: spectral balance, headroom, dynamic range, stereo imaging, and platform compliance (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, etc.). Included in the price: full analysis of your mix, subtle EQ and compression, stereo enhancement, final limiting without distortion, multi-format delivery (MP3, WAV, 32-bit Float), platform-specific versions on request, honest feedback, attention to detail, and full support. We don’t use presets or templates — every master is custom-tailored to your sound.
Album Mastering
13 usd
Applies to orders of 7+ tracks Turnaround: 6–8 business days
MASTERING PRO
16 usd
Single track Delivered in 24 hours
STEM MASTERING
25 usd
Up to 5 groups (bass, kick, drums, FX, instruments, vocals) For more control over mix balance
Stem Mastering for Album
22 usd
Applies to stem mastering of 7+ projects Up to 5 stems per project
Mastering vs. Stem Mastering — What’s the Difference?
Standard Mastering works with your final stereo mix. It includes EQ, compression, stereo imaging, and limiting — everything needed to prepare a release-ready track from a single audio file. Stem Mastering gives you deeper control. You submit your track split into key groups: drums, bass, vocals, instruments, FX. This allows the engineer to balance and process each stem separately, then glue everything together into a cohesive master. It’s ideal when you want more clarity, control, or refinement than stereo mastering can offer.