Demo Analyzer
What a label hears before it replies.
musictracker.io
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You sent it. Nothing came back. You still do not know why.
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How it works
How a demo gets its numbers
The File
Your Browser Reads It
Loudness, Peak, Dynamics, Width, Low End
Compared Against Released Tracks In Your Genre
The audio never leaves your machine.
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Measured,
not guessed.
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What comes back
Analyzer result
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A score, and a verdict in words.
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The reading, and what to change about it.
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The labels sitting closest to it.
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Your value, and the typical one
The reading sits beside the range measured off released records.
Mastering metrics
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Six readings
What a label notices when it is wrong
Integrated loudness
Too loud and it distorts on big systems.
True peak
Above the ceiling and playback clips.
Dynamics
A flat range reads as a squashed master.
Stereo width
Too wide and the image stops holding.
Correlation
Phase trouble collapses the mix in mono.
Low end
Kick and bass fighting for one space.
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A red reading is not a rejection. It is a note.
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Every problem arrives with what to change
Fixes list
The reading names the problem. The line under it names the move.
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Then it asks a different question. Who releases this?
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The list it gives back
Matched labels
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The match score. How close your numbers sit to theirs.
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The genre it matched on.
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Matching
How a label is matched
The Genre You Entered
The Numbers We Measured
Labels Whose Recent Releases Sit In The Same Range
The genre comes from the form you fill in.
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What the targets are built on
322
released tracks measured
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genres with their own loudness target
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What it does not do
It does not upload your audio.
It does not send your track anywhere.
It does not judge taste.
It does not speak for any label.
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Run one track through it before you send the next one.
musictracker.io/demo-analyzer
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