Blog articles and reference pages on magicmaster.pro are written by the team behind the Magic Master online mastering service. Articles are signed “Magic Master team”: we do not sign them with personal names. What the service does and what it costs is on the About Magic Master page.
The team that builds and runs the automatic mastering service: the audio processing, the website, the Telegram bot and the API. We write about what we work with every day: LUFS loudness and True Peak, preparing a track for streaming platforms, mastering AI-generated tracks, and changes to the service itself.
Speed, prices and limits are never written from memory. Speed comes from a measurement of 970 masters on the live service: a finished master in about a minute. Prices and limits come from the Pricing page; if a figure in an article differs from it, the pricing page is right and we fix the article.
Prices and features of other services are taken only from their official price lists, with the date we checked them. Without a source and a date we do not publish a comparison.
We describe loudness and peak level according to the published ITU-R BS.1770 standard and the platforms' official recommendations, not second-hand summaries.
When the service, prices or platform rules change, we update our articles. The publication date and the date of the last update are shown under each article's headline.
Found a mistake? Write to support@magicmaster.pro with the article address and what is wrong. We check the report, correct the text and update the modification date. Other ways to reach us are on the Contacts page.