Upload a track and the AI listens to it, then writes a review of what is working and what to fix, from the mix balance and arrangement to the production. You choose the tone (positive, honest or critical) and how deep it goes, and every point is tied to something it actually hears. Timed notes mark the key moments on a player, so you can click straight to the spot it is talking about.
You can try it free. New accounts get 6 free credits for 7 days, and a standard review costs 3 credits, so you can get up to 2 reviews before paying anything. In-Depth costs 1 credit more. After that you buy credits as you need them, with no subscription required.
Sign in, pick a tone and a depth, then drop in your audio file (any common audio format, up to 80MB) and press Get Feedback. The AI listens to your track and writes the review, which can take a few minutes. The report is saved to your History, and you can copy it in one click.
It sticks to what it can actually hear: mix balance, arrangement and structure, frequency clashes, energy and how the production holds up. It points to exact moments with timestamps like [1:14]. It does not judge your genre, the themes of your lyrics or your artistic direction, because those are your call.
Yes, if you ask for that. Critical puts the problems first, most important first, with no padding. Honest is an even split and opens with the one thing to fix first. Positive is mostly encouragement with one or two gentle suggestions. Whichever you pick, it skips empty praise and gets into specifics.
No. Instead of a number, you get a written review plus a set of timed notes, each marked as something that works or something to fix. That tells you what to change, which a score on its own cannot.
Standard gives you 3 to 4 focused paragraphs and 5 to 8 timed notes. In-Depth goes further: it names frequency ranges, dynamics and timing, walks through the track section by section in 5 to 7 paragraphs, and adds 8 to 12 timed notes. In-Depth costs 1 credit more.
Yes. You can upload a song at any stage, from a phone demo to a finished master. The review is based on what the AI hears in the file, so a rough demo is judged as it sounds right now. A good habit is to get feedback on the demo, fix the biggest notes, then run it again on the new mix.
Work through the fixes, starting with the first one it lists. For a closer look at loudness for streaming, try Analyze Loudness and Dynamics, and to check that your vocal comes through clearly, try Analyze Vocal Clarity. When the mix is done, you can master it with AI Mastering.