Audio integrity
Identify clipping, distortion, artefacts, silence and technical faults before they become release problems.
End-to-end release readiness
Your music,genuinely release-ready.
Upload the track. Understand what is holding it back. Take the right corrective path. Verify the finished result. Then download or pitch with confidence.
Original audio protected Clear corrective routes Re-verification before pitch
Illustrative readiness overview
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Current stage
Corrective route
Step 04 of 06
Premaster or stems
Audio integrityPassed
Low-end balanceReview
Dynamic responsePassed
Delivery readinessPending
Recommended next action
Upload a clean premaster, or provide stems when the issue belongs in the mix.
One release · one guided path
From first upload to the moment it is ready to move.
Release Ready™ brings assessment, correction, verification and pitching into one continuous workflow. You always know where the release stands and what needs to happen next.
- 01
Upload your track
Start with the best current version of the record. Your original remains protected.
- 02
Analyse release readiness
Inspect the audio, mix, master and delivery characteristics that influence release quality.
- 03
Understand the result
See what passed, what needs attention and the most appropriate next route.
- 04
Choose the corrective path
Continue with a premaster when the mix is sound, or use stems when the balance needs work.
- 05
Verify the new result
Run the finished output through the readiness checks again instead of assuming the fix worked.
- 06
Download and pitch
When the required checks pass, download the deliverables and move into label pitching.
Readiness, not guesswork
Know what is ready—and what is not.
A single score is not enough. The result should show the technical evidence, explain its relevance and point to the responsible stage of the production.
Explore release-readiness analysisLoudness and dynamics
Measure loudness, peaks, crest and dynamic behaviour in the context of the submitted material.
Balance and translation
Review tonal balance, low-end control, transient impact and how the record is likely to translate.
Stereo and phase
Check stereo integrity, correlation and mono compatibility without rewarding width that damages the mix.
Delivery readiness
Confirm the final audio format and technical state are suitable for the intended release path.
Label alignment
Only after quality checks, explore labels whose sound, audience and submission route fit the record.
It does not stop at diagnosis
Fix the problem at the stage that owns it.
The platform routes the release toward a clean premaster workflow or a stem-based workflow, so mastering is not asked to conceal a mix problem.
Route A
Upload a premaster
Use the stereo route when the musical balance is sound and the record needs final delivery treatment, competitive level and technical verification.
- Preserve the approved mix balance
- Apply programme-dependent final processing
- Measure the completed deliverable again
Route B · StemMaster Pro
Upload the stems
Use the stem route when balance, masking, dynamics or low-end interaction needs attention before the final master can be trusted.
- Work at the responsible source layer
- Retain musical intent and stereo integrity
- Deliver the stereo master and processed stems
Verification pass
Original versus corrected output
Before
Needs attention
After
Checks passed
All required release-readiness checks passed
Proof after processing
A new file is not the finish line. A verified result is.
The final output is measured as a completed deliverable. If it still misses a required quality check, the workflow says so clearly instead of presenting an unfinished result as release-ready.
Pitching remains gated until the release has passed the required readiness checks.
When it passes, move it forward
Download the finished release—or pitch it to the right labels.
Keep the final master and stems, review relevant label options and prepare a stronger submission from the same verified release workspace.
Download the deliverables
Take the verified stereo master and, where applicable, the processed stems into your release plan.
Prepare the pitch
Explore compatible labels, assemble the submission and keep the outreach organised without implying a guaranteed response.