01 · Repair
Remove the artifacts before making them louder.
Start with source repair when an AI-generated track has metallic highs, hiss, brittle vocals or unstable stereo. Mastering cannot safely hide a damaged source.
Open audio repairOne song. One connected finish.
From raw audio to release day.
Repair the source. Mix the stems. Master with intent. Verify the file. Build the visuals. Plan the launch.
The release chain
Engineering first. Promotion second.
02 · Mix
Create space between voice, drums and low end.
When stems are available, balance them before the final master. This gives vocals, kick and bass independent control that a stereo-only process cannot provide.
Mix stems03 · Master
Build controlled weight, clarity and translation.
Apply genre-aware tonal balance, dynamics, saturation and true-peak control. Choose a delivery profile based on the music—not a universal loudness number.
Master the song04 · Verify
Measure the file before calling it release-ready.
Check integrated loudness, true peak and delivery risk. Objective QC does not replace listening, but it prevents avoidable clipping and normalization surprises.
Run release checks05 · Package
Turn the finished song into visual release assets.
Find the strongest hook, then create vertical clips, a looping Canvas and synchronized lyric video without rebuilding the campaign in separate editing apps.
Find the best hook06 · Launch
Give every asset a date and a purpose.
Build a practical campaign calendar for distributor delivery, playlist pitching, teasers, release day and post-release amplification.
Plan the campaignAsset system
One master should create more than one file.
Trust by design
No fake hit prediction. No invisible quality claims.
Review the engineer and methodologyExplainable checks
Measurements are named and their limitations are stated.
True-peak discipline
Delivery safety is checked separately from perceived loudness.
User-controlled files
The workflow avoids requiring a public music link.
Intentional control
Every processing and publishing action remains visible and user-approved.
Reviewed 19 July 2026
Release Studio FAQ
Is Release Studio one automatic export?
Release Studio saves one active song in your browser and lets compatible MixMasterAI tools reopen it across repair, mixing, mastering, verification and release packaging. Each specialist tool still asks you to approve its operation and export because MixMasterAI does not silently process or publish your music.
Should I repair, mix or master first?
Repair the source first, mix stems second when you have them, and master the final stereo mix last. Loudness processing before source repair can make clipping, harshness and vocal artifacts more obvious.
Can one loudness target work for every song?
No. Platform normalization values are playback policies, not universal mastering targets. Genre, arrangement, transient density and distortion tolerance should influence the delivery profile. True peak and audible quality remain essential at every loudness.
Does a release-readiness score predict a hit?
No responsible audio tool can predict culture or commercial success from a waveform. MixMasterAI reports measurable delivery and presentation risks; it does not promise streams, playlist placement or virality.