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Whether you're curious about features, troubleshooting, or account details? You're in the right place! You'll find clear and helpful information here.
Mastering FAQs:
Mastering takes the final step in the music production process to make your song sound perfect for all the outputs. Before mastering, it is important to equalize the volume, correct tones, balance the frequencies and set overall loudness. Do not over-compress or limit your track, and make sure your track has enough headroom—around -6dB works well. Mastering then fine tunes by amplifying the decipherability, volume, and rising and falling parts.
It's easy. We use advanced AI algorithms to analyze and process your music, delivering a professional-sounding master in minutes. Upload your track, and let the AI do the rest. Once processing is complete, you'll get a mastered version optimized for your desired sound and platforms, all while keeping the process quick and simple.
Mastering AI automates the complex process of finalizing a track, making it sound polished and ready for distribution. It examines the frequencies, dynamics, and stereo width of the song and changes the clarity of the sound, volume, or placement of the sounds on either the left or right channel. The AI can quickly adjust to different genres and preferences, providing a professional sound without needing years of mastering experience.
After Remasterify processes your track, the download button will appear in the bottom right corner of your screen.
Click the download button; the modal will open, and you can choose from several available formats (.mp3, .wav and .hdwav) if needed.
Click the download button; the modal will open, and you can choose from several available formats (.mp3, .wav and .hdwav) if needed.
Here's what to consider before uploading your first track to Remasterify:
- The quality of your mix directly impacts the final master, so always aim for the best possible mix. Upload a WAV file whenever possible for optimal results.
- Use the raw version of your mix and avoid unnecessary compression or converting to lossy formats like MP3. When exporting from your DAW, consistently match the sample rate and bit depth to your project settings.
- For high-definition masters, Remasterify supports 24-bit uncompressed formats like WAV and AIFF.
All uploaded files must have a sample rate of at least 44.1 kHz. For MP3 uploads, the bit rate should be at least 128 kbps.
Remasterify accepts the following formats: WAV, AIFF, MP3, OGG, M4A, FLAC, MIDI, WMA, AU, MP2, FLV, WMV, MKV, AVI, WEBM, MOV, and VOB.
There's a 1GB upload limit at remasterify.com, but no restrictions on the length of your audio file.
Upload Checklist:- Use uncompressed file formats like WAV or AIFF for best results.
- Ensure your audio has no more than 2 channels (stereo), as surround files aren't supported.
- Files must have a minimum sample rate of 44.1 kHz.
- Keep file sizes under 1GB when uploading to Remasterify.
By following these guidelines, you'll ensure the best possible output for your master.
Not at all. Using Remasterify does not affect your ownership or rights to your music. Your tracks remain 100% yours, and Remasterify only helps with the mastering process. You retain complete control over your songs, including distribution and royalties.
Using reference track mastering, you can master your music by uploading a professionally mastered song as a guide. Remasterify will analyze the reference track's sound profile—like volume, EQ, and stereo imaging—and apply similar adjustments to your track. This helps ensure your song has a comparable quality to professionally mastered music, making it sound competitive in the industry.
Manual customization gives you more control over the final sound of your mastered track. Manual customization lets you fine-tune important details like EQ, stereo width, noise reduction and mastering intensity. This flexibility is especially useful when the AI's adjustments don't fully align with your creative vision. By making manual changes, you can ensure the master matches your exact preferences. Whether you want to emphasize certain frequencies or adjust loudness, manual customization allows you to create a truly unique and polished final product.
When choosing reference tracks to train custom AI models, select songs with the sound or feel you want for your tracks. These reference tracks should be well-produced and professionally mastered, with the right balance of EQ, dynamics, and loudness. The AI analyzes these tracks to understand the specific tonal balance and dynamic range. Choosing tracks within your music's genre or style is best to ensure the AI learns the most relevant characteristics. The closer the reference tracks match your desired outcome, the more accurate and personalized the AI mastering will be.
Mixing is the process of adjusting levels and positions of tracks, such as different instruments, vocals, and more, within a track, while mastering is the final touch on the whole mix. Equalization refers to balancing the levels of different frequencies, and EQ addresses aspects like volume and frequencies within the track.
Mastering ensures the final mix sounds professional, adjusting the overall volume, enhancing clarity, and preparing the song for distribution across different platforms. Both are essential for a professional sound.
Mastering ensures the final mix sounds professional, adjusting the overall volume, enhancing clarity, and preparing the song for distribution across different platforms. Both are essential for a professional sound.
Account FAQs:
Yes, Remasterify offers a free trial and a chance to hear how the engine can improve your audio files so you can experience the software before committing to a subscription. Also, you can upload tracks and test the features, including AI mastering.
Remasterify's subscription plans are billed monthly or annually, depending on your chosen option. Annual plans often offer discounts compared to monthly billing, giving you more value if you plan to use Remasterify long-term.
Don't worry; your Remasterify subscription will automatically renew at the end of each billing cycle. Whether you've chosen a monthly or annual plan, we'll charge your account using your preferred payment method.
Remasterify subscriptions are for individual use only, so sharing your account with friends or others is prohibited. Users should have their own account to access the service and its features. If your friends are interested in using Remasterify, they can sign up for their account and try out the software with a free trial.
Remasterify uses PayPal and Stripe payment methods. PayPal and Stripe payment gateway accept all Debit cards and Credit cards. Depending on your location, you may also be able to use alternative payment methods like PayPal or Stripe online payment services. Choose the option that works best for you when subscribing to the service.
You can easily change your pricing plan by logging into your Remasterify account and going to the profile settings. From there, select the plan you want to switch to—whether you're upgrading or downgrading. The change will take effect either immediately or at the start of the next billing cycle, depending on your current plan and the terms of the new one.
If your payment method is rejected, ensure your card details are correct, and you have sufficient funds. You can also try using a different card or payment method. If the problem persists, contact your bank or card provider to resolve the issue. Once resolved, update your payment information in your Remasterify account to avoid service disruption. You can also contact our support team.
To cancel your Remasterify plan, log in to your account and navigate to the profile settings. There, you'll find an option to cancel your plan. Once cancelled, your account will remain active until the end of the current billing cycle. After that, your subscription will not renew, and we will no longer charge you.
Remasterify offers flexible pricing plans to suit different needs. The monthly subscription costs $5, while the annual subscription is $48, giving you a discount when you pay yearly. You can view these options on the Remasterify website or within your account settings to choose the plan that best fits your budget and usage.
Help FAQs:
If your track isn't uploading, please follow these troubleshooting tips:
- First, check the file type and size.
- Make sure you're using the latest version of your browser.
- Turn off any browser plug-ins or extensions that might interfere with JavaScript (i.e. the AdBlock extension).
- You can also clear your browser's cache or try uploading from a different device or browser.
- Try temporarily turning off your firewall or configuring it to allow Remasterify as a trusted site. You may have anti-virus software on your computer that has a built-in firewall.
If you're still facing issues, reach out to our support team, and we'll get this sorted for you!
If you're unable to create an HD WAV master, it might be because your original track isn't in a high-quality format. HD WAV mastering works best with high-resolution files, like 24-bit WAVs. If you're uploading an MP3 or lower-quality file, you'll need to render a 24-bit version from your DAW. Try re-uploading your track in a higher-resolution format, keeping the same sample rate as your original file.
This message usually appears if your track has an unsupported audio channel configuration. Remasterify currently supports standard stereo or mono files. If your file uses a different channel layout, like 5.1 surround sound, you'll need to convert it to stereo before uploading. Most audio editing software allows you to change the channel layout, so try reformatting the file and uploading it again.
If you're having trouble accessing the mastering preview, please follow these troubleshooting tips:
- If the file is too large, it may take longer to process.
- Clearing your browser cache or switching to a different browser can also help.
- If everything looks good, we would suggest cancelling the master, deleting it, and re-uploading the original file completely. Sometimes, an upload can be corrupt.
If the issue persists, there may be a temporary server problem. Try again later or contact support for assistance.
If your track seems stuck in the mastering process, it could be due to file size, format issues, or a temporary system delay. Try the master again or re-uploading the track. If it's still not working, it could be a server issue—try again later or contact customer support for help.
If you feel that your track is "lacking dynamic range," it means the difference between the quietest and loudest parts of your song is minimal. Heavy compression during the mixing process likely caused the issue. Return to your mix and reduce the compression or limiting to allow more natural dynamics. You can also adjust the mastering intensity settings in Remasterify to find a balance that enhances your track's dynamics.
It could be because your original mix was already well-balanced or heavily processed if you're not seeing much difference. Remastering usually enhances clarity, volume, and dynamics, but if the track was heavily compressed or EQ'd, the changes might be subtle. Try adjusting the mastering intensity or other settings in Remasterify, and listen carefully for improvements in volume, stereo width, or clarity.
It's possible that there is high loudness or clipping in your original track. Ensure your mix has enough headroom—around -6dB is recommended—before mastering. During mastering, adjust the volume or EQ settings in Remasterify to avoid pushing the levels too high. If distortion persists, try lowering the mastering intensity or revisiting your mix to reduce excessive peaks or frequency imbalances.
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