Every tier runs the same engine — the full 9-check quality gate, all three intents, and the complete report. You're only choosing how many tracks, not how good the master is. Prices land at launch.
Try Burnish on your own tracks. Same measurement, same report, no card.
When you're shipping regularly and want the fast queue.
For artists and labels running a release schedule and batches of tracks.
Final pricing posted on launch. Burnish is in private beta.
There's no "pro" algorithm hidden behind the top plan. Tier only changes volume and queue priority — the measurement, the gate, and the report are identical on a free track and a label catalog.
LUFS, LRA, true peak, crest factor, five-band spectral profile, stereo width, PLR — measured before anything moves.
The same hard stop on every master. Fail a critical check and the pipeline reverts and tries a lighter touch.
All three creative directions available on every track, every tier. Re-master in a different intent anytime.
Before/after for every metric, every stage that fired or was skipped, forensic flags, and a graded score.
Burnish is finalizing tiers ahead of launch. The structure is locked — per-track, monthly, and volume — and the free tier will always let you master a full track before deciding. Numbers land at launch.
No. The engine, the quality gate, and the report are identical across every tier. Higher tiers add volume, batch processing, and queue priority — never a "better" algorithm.
WAV or MP3 — a full mix or stems, straight out of Suno, Udio, Stable Audio, or any DAW. No prep, no chain to build.
A 24-bit, streaming-ready WAV targeted to −14 LUFS with true peak at −1.0 dBTP, plus a full report — JSON and a human-readable summary — showing every measurement and decision.
It never ships. The pipeline reverts, backs off to a lighter touch, and re-runs until it passes. You only ever receive a master that cleared all nine checks.
Under three minutes for a typical four-minute track on the GPU queue. On Studio and Label, up to twelve tracks master in parallel.