Master your beat loud, without clipping, before buyers listen
Upload a finished beat, pick the Loud level and get WAV files that are louder, do not clip and keep the bass in the center. Most take under a minute. No plugins to buy, no mastering engineer to hire.
First 3 songs free · No card needed · Works with every genre
4 beat maker problems we fix
Quieter than other people's beats, side by side
Pick the Loud level and the file lands at about -10 LUFS (the unit for how loud a song is), about 3–4 dB louder than Standard. On 6 real songs it measured -10.2 to -10.8 LUFS. The price is a little less drum punch.
Clips when you push the level yourself
The loudest parts do not clip, because we keep the loudest points (true peak) at or below -2 dBTP on every file.
Wide bass that drops on a single speaker
We put everything below 120Hz in the center, so the bass comes out the same on the left speaker, the right one and a single speaker such as a Bluetooth one. If the left and right bass are out of phase we leave it as is, and the report says so and how to fix it in the mix.
Fizzy hi-hats that hurt the ears
Harsh highs at 3–7kHz and fizz above 7kHz come down only when they go over, and the rest of the beat is not squashed, because we split the sound into 4 bands. Soft takes off the most; Bright keeps the sparkle.
Master a beat in 3 steps
Upload your beat
Use a finished mix bounced to one file: WAV, FLAC or MP3, up to 300MB and 10 minutes. If there is a limiter on your master, turn it off before you export for more punch.
Step 1 of 3
Pick a sound style and loudness
Styles are Balanced, Bright and Soft. Not sure? Pick Balanced. For loudness, pick Loud if buyers will play the file directly.
Step 2 of 3
Get 2 WAV files
Most beats take under a minute. You get 24-bit and 16-bit WAV at 44.1kHz, and a report with the loudness, the true peak and what we did to the beat.
Step 3 of 3
Good to know first
- We take a beat bounced to one file only. Separate instrument files (stems) are not supported yet.
- You get WAV files only. If your beat store wants MP3, you convert it yourself.
- Automatic mastering has 2 loudness levels, Standard at -14 LUFS and Loud at -10 LUFS. You cannot set a number yet. To work the limiter yourself, the Studio is free.
- A beat with a big gap between loud and quiet parts may come out up to 2 dB under the target, so the sound is not pushed too hard.
- You must have the rights to the beat you upload. If it uses someone else's sample, you need the rights holder's permission.
Frequently asked questions
How loud should a mastered beat be?
It depends on where buyers listen. Spotify and YouTube already bring every song to about -14 LUFS, so a louder file is turned down. A file played directly, such as one sent over LINE or opened from a computer, plays as loud as it was made. Our Loud level (about -10 LUFS) is for that case.
The buyer will record vocals on the beat. Which file do I send?
Send the unmastered file too. The mixer needs room for the vocal, and the finished song is mastered again. The mastered file is for letting buyers listen before they buy.
Which kinds of beats does it work with?
All of them: trap, drill, boom bap, R&B or lo-fi. The beat only has to be mixed and bounced to one file.
Can I adjust the sound myself?
Yes. The MOYS Studio is a page for mastering by hand in the browser, with a 6-point EQ, bass centering, harshness control, a clipper and a limiter. Turn a knob and hear it at once, and compare with the original at the same loudness. WAV export is unlimited and uses no credits, and your beat is never uploaded. It works on a computer and on an iPad held sideways. You sign in when you press Export.
How much does it cost?
During the Beta the first 3 songs are free, with no card needed. One file uses 1 credit, and a failed master gives the credit back by itself. After that, buy more credits for 27–39 baht per file depending on the pack. The Studio is free with no limit.
Try it on your own beat before you decide
First 3 songs free, no card needed. A failed master gives the credit back by itself.