About Tool

Songmastr AI was built to give music creators an easy way to master tracks without needing expensive studio tools. You upload your mixed song and choose or upload a reference track with the sound you want. The AI then matches your track’s loudness, stereo width, frequency response, and peak levels to the reference. It solves the problem of mastering cost, complexity, and lack of access, especially for indie musicians and producers.

Key Features

• Automatic mastering of songs to match a reference track
• Works with WAV or MP3 files
• Free up to 7 masters per week
• Supports reference track upload or using your own reference
• Limits on song length (10 minutes) and file size (80MB)
• No registration or software required

Pros:

• Makes professional-level mastering accessible and affordable
• Very easy workflow—just upload song and reference
• Free usage for light users (7 songs/week)
• Good for independent artists, beat makers, etc.

Cons:

• Must have a well-mixed track already; poor mix equals poorer master
• Limitations on file size and track length
• Less fine-control compared to manual studio mastering

Who is Using?

Songmastr AI is used by indie musicians, beat producers, hobbyist artists, home studio engineers, and anyone wanting to polish their tracks without hiring a mastering engineer.

Pricing

Songmastr offers a free tier with up to 7 masters per week. Paid plans start at a low cost, unlocking more frequent usage beyond the free cap.

What Makes It Unique?

Songmastr AI is unique in letting users match their song to a reference track of their choice, replicating commercial standards in loudness, stereo feel, frequency balance, etc. Its simplicity and reference-based mastering distinguish it from tools that offer generic presets.

How We Rated It:

• Ease of Use: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5)
• Features: ⭐⭐⭐☆ (3.5/5)
• Value for Money: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)

Songmastr AI is a highly useful tool for musicians who want fast, affordable mastering that sounds professional. It’s ideal for creators who already have decent mixing and need that final polish without huge costs. If mastering is a regular need, the paid plan will be worth it — for occasional use or small projects, the free tier already gives great value.