Audio Remastering Controls
1. Load Audio File
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2. Preview & A/B Test
ORIGINAL (A)
REMASTERED (B)
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3. Remastering Console
Equalizer (EQ)
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dB
Controls low frequencies (e.g., kick drums, bass guitars). Positive values boost, negative values cut.
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dB
Controls mid-range frequencies (e.g., vocals, main body of instruments). Positive values boost, negative values cut.
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dB
Controls high frequencies (e.g., cymbals, hi-hats, airiness). Positive values boost, negative values cut.
Dynamics Processor
-24
dB
The level at which the compressor starts to reduce volume. Sounds louder than this threshold will be compressed.
4
:1
How much volume is reduced above the threshold. E.g., 4:1 means if input is 4dB over, output is 1dB over.
-1
dBFS
The absolute maximum output level. This is the final stage of the chain — it runs after Master Gain, so nothing downstream can push the output past this ceiling.
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dB
Adjusts the final output volume of the entire processed audio after other effects.
Tone & Space
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%
Widens the stereo image (0-100%) by applying a slight delay (Haas effect) to the right channel. 0% is no effect. Note: Only works on stereo files.
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%
Controls the amount of algorithmic reverb (0-30%). Adds a sense of space to the audio.
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%
Mixes in subtle harmonic saturation for an analog-like warmth and character.