Example report. This is a real Track Report from a demo track.
Example track.wav
Address Peaks and Low-End Balance for a Clean Master
Your track meets genre loudness and dynamics, but two issues need attention. The true peak exceeds 0 dB and the low end feels too heavy. Fixing these will give a cleaner, more professional sound.
Loudness
-7.1LUFS
Typical for EDM / House / Techno: -9 to -5.5 LUFS.
True peak
0.2dBTP
Keep below -1.0 for streaming.
Dynamics
7.3dB PLR
Loudness range 1.7 LU. Higher PLR means more punch and less squashing.
Stereo
0.96correlation
1 is mono, 0 is very wide, below 0 can cancel on phones and mono speakers.
Spotify: Turned down 6.9 dB to match other tracks
Apple Music: Turned down 8.9 dB to match other tracks
YouTube: Turned down 6.9 dB to match other tracks
What to fix
01
Reduce True Peaks
The true peak is above 0 dB, risking distortion.
How: Use a limiter set to 0 dB or lower the overall level by a few dB. Check the true peak after applying the limiter.
02
Balance Low End
The low end is heavy, which can make the mix muddy.
How: Apply a gentle high‑pass or low‑shelf cut around 80 Hz, or reduce the sub bass level by a few dB. Re‑listen to ensure clarity.
What's working
- Good loudness for genre
- No clipping detected
- Healthy dynamics for the genre
Compared with typical masters in this genre. Indicators, not verdicts.
All findings
- Track loudness
- -7.1 LUFS
- Typical genre loudness
- -9.0 to -5.5 LUFS
- Spotify volume change
- -6.9 dB
- True peak
- 0.2 dBTP
- Clipping events
- 0
- Peak-to-loudness ratio
- 7.3 dB
- Minimum healthy peak-to-loudness ratio
- 5.0 dB
- Loudness range
- 1.7 LU
- Sub vs genre
- +5.8 dB
- Bass vs genre
- -0.6 dB
- Stereo correlation
- 0.962
- Side level vs center
- -17.1 dB
No strong signs of AI generation were found in the 117 seconds analyzed.
Automated estimate, not proof. It can be wrong either way.