How to Use Mastering Presets in Your Projects in Soundtrap

Your projects are automatically mastered after saving by default. We process all individual tracks as a whole, which includes adding limiters, compressors, and equalizers to the exported song file.

We're aiming to achieve a better overall sound, with a good volume level that is not too far from music industry standard.

At the moment, you can now choose your Mastering styles or presets. Here's how to do it:

Click the Master on the lower left side of the studio, then choose your Mastering Styles.

Note: Some Mastering Styles Sub Boost, Punchy, Louder, Cranked, Cassette are for paid Music Production, Vocals & Songwriting and Production & Vocals subscription.

Want to master your song yourself?

Toggle the switch to Turn off Auto Mastering.

Problem with mastered projects?

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Your projects are automatically mastered after saving by default. We process all individual tracks as a whole, which includes adding limiters, compressors, and equalizers to the exported song file.

We're aiming to achieve a better overall sound, with a good volume level that is not too far from music industry standard.

At the moment, you can now choose your Mastering styles or presets. Here's how to do it:

Want to master your song yourself?

Problem with mastered projects?

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Your projects are automatically mastered after saving by default. We process all individual tracks as a whole, which includes adding limiters, compressors, and equalizers to the exported song file.

We're aiming to achieve a better overall sound, with a good volume level that is not too far from music industry standard.

At the moment, you can now choose your Mastering styles or presets. Here's how to do it:

Want to master your song yourself?

Problem with mastered projects?

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