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Hear the vocal move forward and the low end tighten without flattening the track.
Get your song closer to the sound you imagined. Bring your stems or a finished mix, and use Moozix to find the clarity, punch, and energy you want people to hear. Finish with a master for your next release.
The song means something to you. Getting it to sound right should help that feeling reach someone else. Moozix gives you a way to work on the balance, impact, and finish between the recording and the release.
When the words disappear into the chorus, the moment gets lost. Use stem mixing to bring the voice and instruments into balance.
Find the punch and low-end balance that make you want to turn it up. Check the mix on headphones, in the car, and wherever you listen.
Go from another private bounce to a master for distribution. Hear the whole result free before choosing the finish you want to put out.
These before/after examples show Moozix being used for auto mixing and mastering across different genres. Hear the difference for yourself.
Hear the vocal move forward and the low end tighten without flattening the track.
Listen for the guitars and drums feeling more locked together while the final master keeps its movement.
Listen for a steadier vocal, clearer acoustic detail, and a warmer finished master.
Hear the low end tighten, the punch hold together, and the master open up.
Bring out the best in the recording you already have. Mix separate vocals and instruments when the parts need to come together, or master a finished stereo mix when you are ready for the final polish.
A vocal that gets buried. Bass that crowds the chorus. Bring your separate tracks into balance so the performance comes through and the song keeps its impact.
You love the mix. Now give it the clarity, cohesion, and final level to share it with confidence. Master your stereo mix and choose the version you want to put out.
When the instruments compete, the feeling gets lost. Moozix uses AI stem mixing to shape levels, EQ, dynamics, and space together, helping your vocal connect, your rhythm section carry the song, and the details come through.
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Add separate tracks for mixing, or a finished stereo mix for mastering.
Find a clearer vocal, a stronger groove, and room for the instruments that make the song yours.
Choose the version you want to share. Unlock your master WAV with a download pack, or go Pro to keep the mix and processed stems too.
The warmth of a record you love. The punch that makes you turn it up. Use a reference track to guide tone, energy, and balance toward the sound you have in mind, while your performance and arrangement stay your own.
Use a reference track
The tone, energy, and balance you want to move toward.
EQ shape, dynamics, stereo feel, loudness, and balance cues.
Your vocals and instruments, shaped together in context.
When the next single follows the last, you want them to feel like they belong together. Save a reference profile on Pro and give each new mix or master a familiar direction for warmth, weight, and energy.
Save a profile from reference stems or a full-mix mastering reference on Pro, ready for the next session.
Return to a familiar direction for brightness, low end, punch, and loudness.
Give the songs on an EP or album a consistent starting point, then refine each one to suit the music.
Give your finished mix the tone, cohesion, and loudness it needs for the next step. Compare the full master free, then unlock a 48 kHz, 24-bit WAV for your distributor with a project download pack or Pro.
Explore AI MasteringA lossless 48 kHz, 24-bit WAV master for your release workflow.
Hear the full MP3 preview in your browser before paying for a master download.
On Pro, take the processed stems back into your DAW for your next creative decision.
Pro includes the premaster mix when you want another mastering pass elsewhere.
Moozix supports up to 38 tracks per mixing session on Pro, or 16 tracks on Free. A mono or stereo stem file counts as one track. A $5 project download pack does not increase the track limit.
Yes. Moozix is an AI mixing and mastering tool for songs and stems. It balances separate vocals, drums, bass and instruments, then lets you master the finished mix.
Moozix is an online mixing and mastering studio. Upload stems for AI mixing or a finished stereo mix for AI mastering. Listen to a private, full-song preview and refine the result before exporting.
Use separate stems when you want to balance individual vocals and instruments. If you have one finished stereo mix, choose mastering instead.
Yes. Start with your stems, choose a mix profile, refine the tracks and master the result in the same Studio. You can also master a stereo mix you made elsewhere.
Automix means using AI mixing to balance separate song parts with software. Moozix applies levels, EQ, dynamics and stereo processing, with track controls available for your own adjustments.
Yes. Upload a finished stereo mix, choose a mastering profile, adjust tone and loudness, and compare a free full-song preview with your original. Final downloads are 48 kHz, 24-bit WAV files.
No. Moozix supports AI stem mixing as well as standalone mastering. Mixing works on separate vocals and instruments; mastering processes a finished stereo mix.
Yes. Adjust track controls and effects in the Studio. Pro also includes processed stem WAVs and premaster mix WAVs you can bring back into your DAW for further production.
Yes. Full-song listening previews are free and no credit card is required. A $5 project pack unlocks 3 master WAV downloads across revisions of one project. Pro is $9/month and includes unlimited downloads, processed stems and premaster mixes.
Yes. Your music and masters remain yours. Moozix does not take copyright, publishing or royalties. We use your files as needed to provide your requested processing, previews and exports.
We do not train on your uploaded audio. Your files stay private and are used for your requested processing, previews and exports. Free sessions and their audio expire after 24 hours of inactivity. Pro sessions are retained while Pro is active. Deleting a session removes its associated audio from active cloud storage.
Start with your stems or a stereo mix. Find your sound, hear the whole result, and make the next move with your music.