Mastering in the browser
Six profiles from pop/vocal to orchestral, a de-esser against typical AI artefacts, loudness at −14 LUFS, true peak below −1 dBTP. A/B comparison with loudness matching, export as WAV or MP3.
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From master to post.
Your Suno song is finished – and sounds quiet, hissy or thin next to other tracks? Master it here for free in your browser, find playlists for your genre and learn how a song becomes a release.
No upload, no sign-up, no cookies. The file never leaves your computer.
Curated playlists
Six playlists, maintained by hand. Submission is free, you get an answer within 14 days, nothing is asked in return. Labelled AI productions only.
Go to the playlists →Guides
Understanding loudness, spotting artefacts, labelling AI music correctly, building canvases and clips – from our own practice, deliberately kept general.
Go to the guides →About this site
Why a workshop and not just another tool?
Most mastering services stop at the finished master. That is where the work actually begins: cover, canvas, lyric video, release clips, labelling, distributor. Skyloop Records grew out of exactly that path – as the workshop of the music project Skyloop Beats, which has released more than 50 tracks since 2025. Everything here is something we needed ourselves.
Honestly: preset mastering in a browser does not replace a mastering engineer. It reliably delivers what an AI song needs for Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube – consistent loudness, tamed highs, no clipping errors at the distributor.
Knowledge
New in the guides
Release clips for social media: one song, three formats, thirty seconds
How cover, stills and song become a 30-second clip for Reels, feed and landscape – and why one clip a day achieves more than ten in a week.
From export to store: the distributor workflow without surprises
What a distributor really needs, why the Spotify pitch wants lead time, what a pre-save link does – and how to handle a false alarm about “artificial streams”.
Lyric video instead of music video: syncing text without a studio
How lyrics and a handful of motifs become a video people actually watch: setting lines, estimating timings, chorus set differently from verse, readable over bright images.