Mastering is the final step of audio post-production. The purpose of mastering is to balance sonic elements of a stereo mix and optimize playback across all systems and media formats. Traditionally, mastering is done using tools like equalization, compression, limiting and stereo enhancement.

Mastering can make your tracks or podcasts sparkle - more like the songs your hear on the radio. It is usually done as part of post production. Most people will hire a mastering engineer even if they record in a nice studio. Maztr makes this service instant and affordable.

Sure does :) Sign up for a free account and try it out for yourself.

Now let's be clear, we're not trying to put traditional mastering engineers out of business. We don't claim to be better than having an actual human with years of training analyze each second of your track, but we're perceivably close.

Think of us like auto-focus on digital cameras, but for music instead of photographs. The auto focus doesn't make someone a professional photographer, but they sure can take a lot better pictures with it!

Sure! Just sign up for a free account, master some of your tracks and upgrade when you're ready.

Nope! You can change or cancel your Plan at any time. No contracts, no commitments.

Nope! You only need a credit card if you'd like to upgrade to a paid plan or upgrade a track to download a 24-bit WAV. There's no credit card needed to use the Free Plan to master MP3s.

Sure can! Please contact our Customer Service Team who can set up Paypal payments for you.

Yes, we are currently running a Special Offer for Pro & Pro Plus accounts. Use the Promo Code HALFFIRST to get your first month for half price.

Also, you can get a 17% discount for paid accounts by paying yearly. Customers with free accounts who've upgraded individual tracks also qualify for discounts up to 30% if they upgrade to Maztr Pro.

We offer 3 types of plans - Free, Pro and Pro Plus - each with different features.

Each paid plan also offers monthly and yearly payment options. Please scroll down for more information.

Sure can! You can change your Plan or downgrade to a free account at any time by clicking on the "Plan" button in your account.

Please note, we do not offer refunds on payments already made.

Yes, sign up for a free account and master a low-res 192kbps MP3 for FREE.

If you want to master a high-res 320kbps MP3 or a 24-bit HD WAV, you can pay a once-only $4.99 to master that single track.

Yes, Pro and Pro Plus accounts can master unlimited 16-bit WAVs as well as 24-bit HD WAVs and high-res 320kbps MP3s.

Our intelligent algorithms will make your tracks sparkle, but unlike some services, you have full control.

Free accounts can master unlimited low-res 192kbps MP3s for FREE. If you want to master a high-res 320kbps MP3 or a 24-bit HD WAV, you can pay a once-only $4.99 to master that single track.

Pro and Pro Plus accounts can master unlimited high-res 320kbps MP3s or 16-bit and 24-bit HD WAVs.

All of our accounts come with the ability to master an unlimited number of tracks.

Free accounts can store up to 2 tracks, Pro accounts can store up to 5 tracks, and Pro Plus accounts have unlimited storage. If you don't want to upgrade, you can always delete older tracks to free up more storage for newer ones.

Your tracks will be stored as long as your account is active. If you downgrade to a free account, masters from your paid account will be deleted.

You can! You can do anything you'd like with the masters you make with Maztr. We only charge you for your membership and retain no rights to your tracks.

Not at all. We'd love it if you did :) , but no one has to know you used Maztr.

Yes, Pro Plus Accounts can have their own public web page for each track. You can also upgrade a single track to access its own public web page.

To set this up, just enable web pages in your track settings. Click here to see an example.

Although you can change your Plan or downgrade to a Free Account at any time, we do not offer refunds on payments already made.

When you upload a track for mastering, our system processes it using the settings you have chosen at that time. If you want to change those settings, you need to remaster your track to apply the new settings.

If you have a free account and don’t have remaster access, you need to upload your track again with the new settings to apply the changes. Alternatively, you can upgrade that single track or upgrade your account to get remaster access.