Titan is a free online mastering engine tuned for electronic genres—Techno, House, DnB, Dubstep, and Trance. Upload your mixdown, compare before/after, and download a club-ready, streaming-safe 24-bit WAV.
Ensure -6dB headroom. No limiters on master.
Targeting -9 to -6 LUFS for club systems while maintaining transparency for streaming platforms like Spotify.
Our neural network preserves the punch of your kick and snare, avoiding the "flat" sound of traditional limiters.
Automatically detects Deep House, Techno, DnB, or Trap and applies genre-specific EQ curves.
“Free AI mastering” should mean one thing: upload → master → preview → download WAV, without hidden paywalls. Titan is built for electronic music dynamics (sub pressure, transient punch, stereo width) and delivers a 24-bit WAV master you can actually use for DJ sets, uploads, and distribution.
Leave space for mastering. Peaks around -6 dB to -3 dB is ideal. Remove master limiters/clippers.
Lossless audio keeps the transients and low-end detail intact—critical for EDM mastering.
Preview before/after with waveforms and playback. When complete, download the 24-bit WAV.
Note: This tool masters your stereo mixdown (not stems). If your mix is heavily clipped or already limited, the engine will prioritize safety (true peak control) over pushing more loudness.
The goal is not just “louder.” The goal is translation: punch on club rigs, clarity on headphones, and stability on streaming. Compare your original and mastered versions and listen for:
Electronic music mastering targets depend on use-case. DJs often want more impact than strict “streaming-normalized” loudness, but you still want true-peak control to avoid distortion after encoding.
| Use Case |
Club / DJ playback Prioritize impact and transient shape, while keeping true peaks controlled. |
|---|---|
| Typical Integrated Loudness |
Club-ready range: often louder than mainstream streaming targets. Titan’s “club” behavior aims for high impact without turning cymbals/synths into sand. |
| True Peak (Safety) | Keep true peaks controlled to reduce codec clipping and harsh conversion artifacts. Titan uses oversampled limiting to catch inter-sample peaks. |
| Low End | Mono-stable sub (especially below ~120 Hz) improves translation to club systems. The engine prioritizes sub stability and kick definition. |
Reality check: There is no single LUFS number that guarantees “best.” The best EDM masters are the ones that stay clean at volume, keep the groove, and don’t fall apart on different playback systems.
EDM masters get loud because the mix is controlled: tight sub, managed resonances, and intentional transient design. If your kick/sub fight, no mastering chain can rescue it without side effects.
EDM needs impact. Titan is tuned for high-energy playback while guarding against brittle highs and low-end collapse.
Preserves kick snap and drum punch. The goal is energy, not a flattened “brick” waveform.
Tuned for electronic behavior: subs, synth density, stereo width and high-end control across Techno/House/DnB/Dubstep/Trance.
EDM mixes are often sub-heavy, synth-dense, and transient-driven. A generic mastering chain can either over-compress the groove or over-brighten the top-end. Titan is designed to keep the kick moving, keep the sub stable, and keep the highs smooth—so the track holds together when it’s loud.
Built for electronic music playback: clean at volume, stable low-end, controlled highs, and impact that holds together on club rigs and headphones.
The engine controls inter-sample spikes that can turn into harshness after conversion. You get louder playback with fewer brittle edges.
No forced “one curve fits all.” The processing responds to your mix balance and makes subtle, conservative moves to keep things commercial—without wrecking your intent.
Low, mid, and high energy are controlled independently, keeping the kick tight while letting synths stay wide and present—without the obvious “pumping” feel.
Different BPMs breathe differently. Dynamics timing is tuned to keep the groove moving so drops hit hard without flattening the rhythm.