Release engineering for independent artists. We don't generate slop — we analyze your audio with the same math cutting rooms and mastering engineers use, and hand you everything a release needs: the hook, the plan, the pitch, the proof.
Beat-level analysis finds the most postable 15 seconds of your track — the exact cut for teasers, reels and canvases. Listen instantly.
Find my hook →Your track scored against real editorial-playlist sound blueprints. Where do you sit core — and where are you fringe?
Scan my track →Cutting-safety report against real pressing-plant specs: phase, RIAA-weighted sibilance, levels, side length. Needle-skip risk, named.
Check my master →How normalization will treat your master on each platform — plus ready-to-upload 24-bit versions at every target.
Prep my master →Checkout opens soon — the waitlist gets launch pricing:
Elliptical EQ (side-only, zero-phase), side-gain solve, level trim to plant spec — rendered as 24-bit masters with per-track cutting sheets and side-layout validation. Preparation, not replacement: final decisions stay with your cutting engineer. €39–59 per release.
Every number on this site comes from signal analysis: sliding phase correlation, RIAA pre-emphasis, LUFS metering, chroma keys, sequence-recurrence hook detection.
Files are analyzed transiently and deleted. Playlist blueprints are statistics, not copies — built from official 30-second previews, discarded after analysis.
Our tools say FAIL when it fails. A report you can hand to your mastering engineer or pressing plant without embarrassment.
It's processed in a temporary job folder and deleted when analysis completes. We keep the numbers (BPM, key, verdicts) for your results page — never the audio.
On a ground-truth set of well-known commercial tracks it places a defensible hook window in the top-3 for ~9 of 10 tracks. You get all three candidates with instant previews — your ears make the final call.
A statistical profile of a playlist's sound: spectral shape, timbre, dynamics, musical density — built from official 30s previews of its tracks, which are deleted after analysis. Your track is compared hook-to-hook against those statistics.
A language model drafts it — but only from measured facts (BPM, key, character, hook position) plus tags you confirm. Rule: no claim without a measurement behind it. NOT GENERATED — MEASURED.
No — and it doesn't try. It prepares cutting-safe files and a report that makes your cutting engineer's day easier. Final EQ decisions at the lathe remain theirs.