Master the audio before it becomes a video or a YouTube Music catalog release.
Technical requirements
Choose the destination in the mastering console before you render.
Drop your finished WAV, MP3, FLAC, M4A, AIFF, OGG, or AAC file up to 200 MB.
Choose the genre, destination, and loudness profile for the song.
Hear Original against Mastered. Membership is requested only when you download.
YouTube creates playback encodes from the final asset. Start with controlled audio and useful peak headroom before combining it with video.
The canonical mastering flow includes 8 release destinations, 8 genre choices, and 3 loudness profiles. The main uploader accepts audio files up to 200 MB.
Upload, configure, process, and switch between Original and Mastered before joining. An active €4.99/month membership unlocks WAV and MP3 download and export.
YouTube in depth
A creator can upload a video directly to YouTube, while catalog delivery to YouTube Music commonly happens through a music distributor. In both cases, master the audio before it is combined with the final release asset.
YouTube creates its own playback encodes. Start with high-quality audio, avoid clipping, and leave useful peak headroom rather than compressing the source repeatedly before upload.
YouTube processes audio for playback but does not make production decisions for your song. Master the source before uploading the video or sending music through a distributor.
For video, use high-quality audio in the final video export. For YouTube Music, follow your distributor's current lossless delivery requirements.
Processing time depends on track length, source format, device performance, and current service conditions. The interface shows progress while the master is created.
Yes. Upload, settings, processing, and A/B comparison come first. An account with active €4.99/month membership is required only when you choose WAV or MP3 download or export.