Acetate · Mastering demo
See the decisions
before you export.
Hit play on the track below, then watch how Acetate reads a premaster, chooses a chain, and keeps the result legible.
Hear the difference.
Unmastered audio in. Mastered audio out. Processed on your own machine.
Demo 1: Hue Chapter (single track, unmastered at -25.1 LUFS)
- sub cleanup under the bassline
- detail in the top end
- loudness without the squash
Try the interface
See every decision before it renders.
See the analysis, processing chain, and target loudness before mastering.
The interactive demo works best on desktop - open this page on a laptop or desktop to try it.
01 / choose a workflow
One track, one focused pass.
02 / why this chain
Make the movement read.
A focused pass can correct buildup, add a little harmonic glue, and protect the peak without sanding off the groove.
Two useful starting points
Same restraint.
Different attention.
Single track follows one musical arc. It can spend its attention on tonal balance, transients, and the moment where your track needs to arrive.
DJ mix respects the handoff. It watches for consistent level and low-end shape across a longer sequence, so transitions do not lurch when the next track comes in.
In both cases, processing stays local to your machine. You see the findings and the reason for each move.
Ready when your mix is