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Mastering Studio · mastering.echovira.com

Finish your music. Bring your voice forward.

Import a mix, hear four finished versions, compare them side by side and save the one you prefer. Mastering runs on your own device: your audio is never uploaded.

On your device
Nothing is uploaded
Free to start
Credits renew monthly
Music and voice
Two workflows
5 formats
MP3 · M4A · WAV · 24-bit WAV · FLAC
Simple or Advanced
Same sound, more control

How it works

Three steps, one minute.

About a minute for a normal song, on your own device.

  1. Drop a song inChoose a WAV, MP3, M4A, AIFF or FLAC file from your device. Pick Music, or Podcast and voice.
  2. Compare the versionsFour finished masters, one volume-matched player. Switch between them while the music plays and hear the difference.
  3. Save the one you preferChoose a format, tweak the sound if you like in Advanced mode and download. Your original is never changed.

Five characters

Pick the sound you want.

Each mastering character aims at a loudness target and a feel. Loudness is measured to the ITU-R BS.1770-4 standard with a true-peak ceiling.

  • Streaming Ready

    Sounds right on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.

    Best for: Most songs. Start here if you are not sure.

    Target −14 LUFS

  • Warm & Natural

    Keeps the room and the feeling. Gentle, not squashed.

    Best for: Acoustic, singer-songwriter, jazz, classical, live takes.

    Target −16 LUFS

  • Club & Party

    Loud, punchy and big on a dance floor.

    Best for: Dance, hip-hop, electronic, anything for a big room.

    Target −9 LUFS

  • CD & Download

    Full volume for CDs and direct downloads, with nothing turning it back down.

    Best for: Physical releases and direct downloads for listeners who own the file outright.

    Target −10 LUFS

  • Voice & Podcast

    Every word clear, even on phone speakers.

    Best for: Spoken word, podcasts, audiobooks, voice-overs.

    Target −16 LUFS

Loudness references

What the platforms aim for.

Streaming services normalise playback to their own level, so pushing a master harder does not make it louder there. These are the references the Podcast and voice workflow can target; check each platform for its current guidance.

PlatformIntegrated loudnessTrue peak
Spotify−14 LUFS−1 dBTP
Apple Podcasts−16 LKFS ±1 dB≤ −1 dBFS
YouTube−14 LUFS−1 dBTP

Questions

Straight answers.

Is my audio uploaded?

No. Mastering runs on your own device, in your browser. Your audio stays with you; the account only tracks your monthly download credits.

Is this a person mastering my track?

No. This is a tool you drive, not a mastering studio with a person in it. It listens, makes four finished versions and helps you choose.

What does it cost?

It is free to start: you can master and preview as much as you like, and downloads use a monthly credit allowance. Paid plans add more downloads and longer tracks.

Which files can I import and save?

Import WAV, MP3, M4A, AIFF or FLAC. Save as MP3, M4A, 16-bit WAV, 24-bit WAV or FLAC.

Will it fix a bad recording?

Mastering cannot fix a recording problem. If something sounds off in your original, it will usually still be there.

Ready

Master a song now.

It takes a minute and costs nothing to try. Part of the EchoVira music network, open to every artist.

  • Your audio never leaves your device
  • Compare four masters before you decide
  • Free to start