Auto pitch correction
The studio finds the song key and tunes the vocal live, while you listen. Set the strength, the smoothness and the voice type, from a light touch to a firm correction.
Upload the separate tracks of your song (stems), get a polished mix automatically, then refine vocals, drums, bass, width, effects, and more with simple instructions.
How it works
Add the tracks of one song: WAV, FLAC, AIFF, MP3, M4A or AAC.
In a few minutes you get Clarity, Punch and Space: three complete mixes of your song. Leave the page if you like. We can email you when they are ready.
Ask for changes in plain words, or take the faders. Then download the WAV, or send your favorite mix to mastering in one click.
Three directions
Every mix gets the full treatment: balance, EQ, compression, space and width. The three directions differ in feel. Switch between them while the song plays, then keep the one that fits.
Clear detail, a steady foundation and balanced space. Every part has its place, and nothing fights for attention.
Good for: Pop, singer-songwriter, R&B, and any song where every word must land.
Did you already set your levels in your DAW? Keep them: the engine mixes the song around your balance. Or switch to Rebuilt, and every stem gets a finished-mix level. Switch at any time, with no new upload. Playback stays at the same point.
Mix by chat
Type what you want in your own words. The studio changes the mix, and you hear the result right away. Every step stays in the history, so you can undo it or go back to it.
Things people ask for
Full console
Open the console for hands-on control of every stem. It runs live in your browser, so you hear each move at once. When you download or master, the studio server renders your settings at full quality.
The studio finds the song key and tunes the vocal live, while you listen. Set the strength, the smoothness and the voice type, from a light touch to a firm correction.
Explode any group, and each track gets its own fader, pan, EQ with a live curve, effects and presets. The group controls stay on top.
Real fixes
These are the changes people ask for most. Each one takes seconds.
You say“Bring the vocal up”
The vocal comes forward. Reverb and delay duck under it, so the words stay clear.
You doTurn on Auto pitch correction
The studio finds the song key and pulls the vocal to pitch, live while you listen.
You say“Punchier drums”
The drums hit harder. For more impact on the whole song, pick the Punch mix.
You say“Wider stereo”
The instruments spread out. The low end stays in the center, so the mix still works in mono.
You doSwitch Balance to Rebuilt
Every stem gets a finished-mix level. No new upload.
You say“Less reverb on the guitar”
Only that part changes. The rest of your mix stays as it is.
Only have a finished stereo file? Split it into stems first
Under the hood
The engine listens to each stem, works out what it is, and treats it the way a mix engineer would.
The engine knows a lead vocal from a kick drum. Each stem gets a level that fits its role and your genre.
EQ clears space between the instruments, and the bass gives way to each kick. The vocal, the bass and the drums do not fight.
Compression is set for each role. The mix keeps its movement and stays steady.
Reverb and delay duck while the lead vocal sings, and come back up in the gaps.
Width goes to the instruments. The low end stays in the center, and a mono check is one click away.
Nothing is generated or replaced. Every note in the mix comes from your own stems.
Mix to master
Send the mix you like straight into mastering. The handoff follows the rules engineers use for a master-ready mix.
Worried about AI flags?
Distributors and streaming services now check new releases for AI-generated music. The mixing engine generates nothing. It balances, shapes and places your own recordings, so every note in the mix comes from your stems. Keep those stems: if a distributor asks for proof, they show the song is your own work.
FAQ
What to upload, how long it takes, and what you get.
The separate tracks of one song, exported from the same session: vocals, drums, bass, instruments and so on. Every file must be full-length and start at 0:00, so they line up. You can add up to 60 tracks.
Both work. Multitracks (one file for each instrument or microphone) give the engine the most control, so they give the best result. Grouped stems, such as all drums in one file, work well too.
Only reverb and delay: the mix adds its own. Turn off reverb, delay and everything on the master channel, and keep all the other effects, such as a guitar amp, a synth filter or a vocal effect.
Usually a few minutes. It depends on the number of tracks and the length of the song. You can leave the page and get an email when your mixes are ready.
Yes. The Balance switch lets you hear your own levels with the full mix processing, or a balance rebuilt from scratch. Both are in the same session.
No. The engine balances, shapes and places your own recordings. It does not generate, replace or add musical parts.
Pop, Electronic, Hip-Hop, Latin, Afrobeats, Reggae and Dancehall, Funk and Disco, Rock, Metal, Acoustic, Country, Jazz, R&B and Soul, Gospel and Worship, Indie, Orchestral and Cinematic, and K-Pop. Not sure? Leave it on Auto.
A 32-bit float WAV of the mix you pick, named after your song. Send it straight to mastering here, or take it to your own mastering engineer. To download it, pay once for this song or go Unlimited.
Yes. Your session is saved. When you are signed in, you find it in your dashboard on any device. As a guest, it is saved in this browser.
Blog
How to export stems that mix well, what a finished mix actually does, how to judge it honestly at matched loudness, and how to hand a clean, master-ready file to mastering.
Upload your stems and hear all three mixes for free, with no account. Pay once to download your mix, or go Unlimited for unlimited mixes and mastering.
Pricing
Unlock one song when you need it, or split, mix, and master without limits.