Sure, the results may not be as satisfactory as what a mastering engineer might be able to achieve, but for those looking to quickly enhance their music at an affordable price, this could well be a viable option. Check out SoundCloud’s tutorial video below. After your third master, you’ll be charged $3.99 per master. Each mastered track will cost you $4.99, but if you’re a Pro Unlimited subscriber you’ll have access to three free masters every month. Mastering on SoundCloud can be trialled for free in the upload process before you commit to paying the one-off fee. Sunroof – Open your mid and high frequencies, ideal for hip-hop and beat-focused music.Clear Sky – A more pop-focused option with manageable dynamics.Aurora – For bright, colourful sounding results.Thunder – For pushing your bass frequencies to the limit.Once you’ve uploaded the track and let Dolby’s analysing tech do its job, you can choose from four mastering modes: It’s also advised by SoundCloud to allow 3-6dB of headroom on your master output for the best results. You can upload your track in any audio file format, including WAV, AIFF and FLAC, so you don’t have to sacrifice audio quality in the upload phase.

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