Magic Master 2.0: What's New in Automatic Mastering

Magic Master 2.0: What's New

The headline

Magic Master 2.0 is a complete overhaul of the mastering engine and a new pricing model.

What changed

Mastering engine:
- 17 genre presets (up from 7)
- 4th-order Linkwitz-Riley crossovers
- Adaptive LUFS compensation
- Dynamic EQ (8 bands)
- Sub-harmonic synthesis for EDM/Trap
- M/S dynamics
- Extended reverb (8 comb filters)

AI assistant:
- Preset recommendation based on track analysis
- Analysis report with recommendations
- Auto-mastering (analyze → recommend → process)
- Chat assistant for mastering questions
- Natural language → settings (describe what you want, get a config)

Token system:
- 1 token = 1 full PRO mastering from $1.49 USD
- No subscriptions, no recurring fees
- Tokens never expire
- Free: guest 3 basic/month · account 1 basic/UTC day
- 10 Tokens Pack: 10 tokens for $8.99 USD (international Cardlink checkout) (now payment: in Russia — rubles via YooKassa; from abroad — a card may be declined, write to support@magicmaster.pro; USD/EUR card checkout and Cardlink are not available)

Telegram bot:
- Mastering via the bot (just send a file)
- LUFS, True Peak, LRA analysis
- File queue
- Ready notifications
- AI assistant in chat

Tools:
- LUFS analyzer (free)
- Mastering calculator
- Reference mastering (match a reference track)

Updated July 19, 2026: what was added

The July 19 update brought the target-LUFS guarantee, the De-clipper, Album Mode for batch processing, the intensity slider, post-codec sound checks and the track passport.

The target-LUFS guarantee — unconditional

The final push to your target loudness happens at the very end of processing in every mode: regular mastering, custom chains, auto-mastering, batch processing and the Telegram bot. Pick −9, get −9.0. How we got here →

De-clipper — fixing clipping before mastering

Every uploaded track is automatically checked for clipping, a common problem with Suno/Udio exports and hot DAW bounces. Flattened peaks are reconstructed with cubic interpolation, and the track passport shows an honest note about it. Details →

Album Mode for batch processing

The loudest track of your album is mastered exactly to the target LUFS, while the rest keep their original relative loudness offsets. A quiet interlude doesn't get pushed up to single-level loudness, so the arc of the release survives.

The intensity slider

One control from "softer" to "denser" (0.5x–1.5x) scales the genre's compression amount. Loudness stays untouched; only the character changes. Details →

Post-codec sound check and the track passport

After mastering we decode the already encoded file (MP3, AAC or Opus) and measure its true peak, so you see what streaming will actually sound like, not just the WAV. The track passport shows tonal balance, a loudness graph across the whole track and a quality radar.

17 genre presets

AI assistant

How it works

1. Upload a track → AI analyzes LUFS, spectrum, and dynamics
2. AI recommends a preset → based on genre and characteristics
3. Run mastering → with the recommended settings
4. Get a report → what was done and why

AI commands

• /ask — ask a question about mastering
• "Make it louder but keep the dynamics" → AI adjusts the chain
• "Which preset for a podcast?" → AI recommends Podcast (-16 LUFS)

Telegram bot

What it can do

• 🎛 Mastering — send a file, choose a style
• 📊 Analysis — LUFS, True Peak, LRA, correlation
• 💬 AI chat — questions about mastering
• 📋 Queue — several files at once
• ✅ Notifications — when mastering is done

How to use it

1. Find @magicmasterpro_user_bot on Telegram
2. Tap /start
3. Link your account: /link your@email.com
4. Send an audio file

Commands: /master, /analyze, /ask, /feedback, /rate, /balance, /history

Technology

DSP pipeline

Magic Master runs a 10-stage processing pipeline:

1. DC Offset Removal — removes any constant-offset artifact
2. Peak Guard — peak protection (0.5 dB headroom)
3. Target Curve EQ — Sony/Warner-style studio curve
4. De-esser — sibilance suppression
5. Dynamic EQ — 8-band resonance control
6. Multiband Dynamics — 4-band compression (Linkwitz-Riley)
7. Parallel Compression — parallel-path dynamics
8. LUFS Normalization — adaptive normalization
9. Harmonic Exciter — 5 saturation modes
10. Stereo Imager — M/S width control

Quality

• True Peak control per ITU-R BS.1770-5
• 8x oversampling for accurate measurement
• Anti-aliasing filters
• Adaptive-release limiter
• Pre-export true-peak safety: the output stays at or below -1.0 dBTP on every export

Which Platform Should You Master For?

How to Use It

1. Open Magic Master and upload a WAV, MP3, or FLAC.
2. Click "Measure loudness" to see your LUFS, True Peak, and LRA.
3. Pick a genre from the 17 presets.
4. Run the mastering and compare A/B.
5. Download the result as WAV, MP3, FLAC, or AAC.

New Articles

• Loudness Guarantee: Your Master Now Always Hits the Target LUFS
• De-clipper and Album Mode: Two Features for Release Quality
• What's New in Magic Master: July 2026
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• What Is True Peak? Why Tracks Distort on Streaming
• Multiband Compression Explained: The Complete Mastering Guide
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