I make R&B. When I started using AI generators for sketches, the exports always came back muffled and small next to real records. Turning them up didn't fix it, it just made the problems louder. The part that actually bothered me wasn't that they needed work. It was that every tool I tried was a black box. Upload, wait, download something louder, no idea what happened in between. If I couldn't hear a difference, I couldn't tell whether it had done nothing or done something wrong. So Burnish measures your file first, repairs only what it actually detects, then masters. And it prints the whole chain: loudness in and out, true peak, every EQ and compression move in dB. Same file in, same master out, every time. Nothing guessing at your audio. What changed while I built it: I kept wanting to add clever features that would decide things for you, and every one of them made the report less honest. The constraint that made it good was refusing to do anything I couldn't show you on one line of text. Free to analyze and hear the full result. Three dollars if you want the file. No account, no subscription. Ask me anything.

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Mastering that shows exactly what it changed, in dB

Mastering that shows exactly what it changed, in dB