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FEATURES & BOUNDARIES

A clear view of what Optimizer does

Song mastering, album sequencing, tonal analysis, non-destructive edits, backups and audio exports—with the limits made clear.

Optimizer learning libraryUpdated October 28, 2026
In this guide

Start with a preset, then refine the details for your song or album.

Shape each song

Adjust Tone, Presence, Width, Punch, Multi-band and Air, plus corrective EQ, Input Gain and a loudness target. Use shared Global Output EQ for an intentional album-wide change.

Compare with context

Switch between original and optimized audio, and use optional Level Match for listening comparisons. Inspect live spectra, whole-song averages and tonal balance against genre guides, imported references or album snapshots.

Build an album

Arrange up to 100 songs, rename them, set gaps and balance track levels. Keep individual mastering settings for each song while hearing the sequence together.

Edit without replacing your source

Trim the retained audio, choose fade durations and curves, and automate level over time. Loop a passage or a transition to check an edit. Original audio remains in the project.

Keep work editable

Autosave and reopen named browser projects. Download a portable .optimizer backup containing source audio and edits to safeguard the session or move it to another device.

Deliver songs and albums

Export WAV or 320 kbps MP3, separate album tracks in ZIP parts, or one continuous album WAV. Add an optional album production sheet PDF.

Know the boundaries

Browser saves are local, not cloud sync. Tonal references do not apply automatic EQ. The production sheet is not DDP or a PQ report. True-peak readings are estimates, not independent certification.

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PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

Let the music lead.

Try an idea, compare at a similar listening level, and keep the version that serves your song.

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