Mix Analyzer guide
AI Mix Analysis and Feedback Before Mastering
Use Mix Analyzer as a technical second opinion before mastering, without confusing feedback with automated mastering.
AI feedback is useful when it becomes one mix decision
Mix Analyzer is not an AI mastering button. It reads your uploaded bounce across technical modules, turns those signals into practical notes, and helps you decide what to check by ear before the master chain hides the problem.
Frequency balance
Band-level low end, low-mid, presence, and air clues that point to mud, harshness, or dullness.
Dynamics
RMS, peak, crest factor, punch, headroom, loudness, and true-peak context before limiting.
Stereo and clarity
Width, center focus, mono risk, masking, and clarity signals that can be hard to judge in one room.
AI notes
A readable summary that translates measurements into listening checks and revision priorities.
Start with the uploaded track, not generic advice
The useful evidence is the analysis result for this exact bounce: frequency bands, dynamics, stereo field, clarity, transients, noise, loudness, genre reference match, and AI notes. Use the report as a map for listening, not as a replacement for taste.
Mix Analyzer workflow
- Upload the current premaster bounce without extra loudness processing.
- Read the Frequency, Dynamics, Stereo, Clarity, Loudness, and Reference Match modules before changing plugins.
- Look for the same issue appearing in more than one module, then confirm it by ear.
- Make one revision, export again, and compare the stored result against the previous pass.
Five problems to catch before mastering
Mastering can improve level and polish, but it cannot fully fix a cloudy low-mid balance, unstable low-end width, clipped peaks, harsh presence, or a mix that loses center focus. Those are mix decisions.
High-signal checks
- Low-mid buildup around body and warmth areas that becomes smaller after limiting.
- Weak or unstable sub and bass energy that steals headroom without translating.
- Low crest factor or heavy compression that makes drums loud but flat.
- Over-wide bass, reverb, or synth layers that weaken mono playback.
- Harsh 2-5 kHz or dull 8-14 kHz balance that mastering will exaggerate.
Use AI feedback as a second opinion
Good feedback narrows the next listening pass. If a recommendation is measurable but not audible, park it. If you can hear the issue and the module agrees, fix that one thing before chasing a score.
Decision rule
- Act only on issues that are both visible in the report and audible in context.
- Keep a short note for each export so the revision trail stays honest.
- Use the product CTA as the loop: analyze, listen, revise, compare.
Analyze your own mix
Upload a track to compare what you hear against Mix Analyzer's technical measurements and AI-assisted recommendations.
Open Mix Analyzer