How to Master Audio Online for Free (Master, Podcast, or Vinyl Presets)
How to apply a professional mastering chain to a track for free in your browser — with presets tuned for a music master, a podcast, or a vinyl-style sound.
Mastering is the last pass on a mix — evening out loudness, balancing frequencies, and getting a track to a consistent, release-ready level. Doing it by ear in a DAW takes real experience to get right; a preset-based mastering chain gets most of the way there automatically.
How to master a track for free
- 1
Import your track
A song, a mix, or any audio file you want to bring up to a finished level.
- 2
Pick a preset
Master (general music mastering), Podcast (tuned for spoken voice consistency), or Vinyl (a warmer, vinyl-style character).
- 3
Preview the result
Listen back before committing.
- 4
Export
Save the mastered track.
Which preset fits which job
Master is the general-purpose choice for a finished song or instrumental. Podcast is tuned differently — it's built for spoken-word consistency (evening out a voice's loudness across a whole episode) rather than a music mastering curve. Vinyl applies a warmer, more colored character instead of a clean, neutral master, for tracks where that's the intended sound.
Mastering a raw voice recording specifically?
If the source is spoken voice with room noise or echo rather than a finished music mix, Voice Enhance is tuned specifically for that — cleaning up the recording rather than mastering an already-clean mix.
FAQ
Do I need mixing experience to use this?
What's the difference between the Podcast preset and Voice Enhance?
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