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What each add-on includes

Vocal Rescue — manual pitch and time correction, note by note (200$)

Manual pitch and time correction of the vocal, note by note, done by an engineer — not an autotune preset. Off notes get pulled in, timing gets tightened, and the voice keeps its human character.

Music Editing (100$)

A stem in your session could have been recorded better? We repair or replace it — re-programmed drums, re-played parts, cleaned edits — so the mix is built on solid material.

Apple Digital Masters (20$)

We are an official Apple Digital Masters provider: your master meets Apple’s technical standard for the ADM badge on Apple Music.

Radio edit (50$)

A separate clean version with explicit words edited out, ready for radio and playlists that require it.

Mastered for Spotify (20$)

A master tuned to Spotify’s loudness and encoding, so the track sounds its best after Spotify’s own processing.

Vinyl Mastering (20$)

A master prepared for vinyl cutting: low end, stereo width and levels kept safe for the lacquer.

AI Slop Removal — key instrument re-played live by a session musician (200$)

For AI-generated tracks. We take the element that gives the track away most — usually the lead or the main hook — and a session musician re-plays it live inside your session. One real performance changes how the whole record reads: the grid-perfect timing, cloned phrases and smeared top end stop being the first thing a listener hears. If your track started in a generator and you plan to release it, this is the highest-impact add-on on this form.

Rush order (2x the service price)

Priority queue: 1 day per song instead of 2–3. Put your release date in the Notes so we can plan around it.

Before you send the files

How do I count the "Quantity of tracks"?

Count every separate audio file (stem) you will send: each vocal take, each double, each drum mic or sample layer — one file is one track. Do not count your master bus, groups, or muted tracks you are not sending. If your session has, say, 37 stems, pick 20–40. Not sure? Show us the session in chat and an engineer will count with you before you pay.

How do I export (render) the multitrack from my DAW?

Every track as a separate WAV, all starting from the very beginning of the session (bar 1) so they line up automatically on our side, at the session’s native sample rate. Print the effects that are part of the sound, skip the master-bus processing, and name the files clearly. Step-by-step guides: Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, Reaper, GarageBand — or the full guide on preparing a session before mixing. Still unsure? Send it in chat and we will check it before you order.