Spectralyze is designed for musicians, producers, and engineers who want to analyze and evaluate their mixes anywhere without losing momentum.

Instead of leaving the studio to test mixes in the car or on other systems and trying to remember what to fix later, Spectralyze gives you the tools to immediately identify issues, compare mixes, and experiment with solutions in real time.

Whether you're checking a master on headphones, comparing references, or collaborating remotely with your band or clients, Spectralyze keeps your workflow connected and efficient.

AI-powered tools can also help you better understand your mix and guide you toward the sound you're aiming for.

• A/B mix comparison
• Spectrum analyzer
• Waveform view
• Loop playback for specific song sections
• Pitch shifting and playback speed adjustment

• Local storage
• Cloud storage providers
• Direct URLs

Use advanced audio tools to explore and shape your mix:

• Resonance detection
• Frequency isolation and soloing
• Full-screen 8-filter parametric EQ (HPF + 6 parametric + LPF)
• Mid/side processing
• Adjustable EQ slopes and filters

Professional subscribers unlock advanced AI-powered tools including:

• Stem splitting
• Sound Detective™ mix guidance
• Intelligent mix comparison against references
• Plain-language and technical feedback
• Additional evolving AI tools and workflows

…with many more to come!

Spectralyze includes powerful cloud-based collaboration tools for modern remote workflows. Registered users can create shared sessions linked to cloud storage so everyone works from the same mix files.

• Shared notes and mix feedback
• Timestamped comments tied to song positions
• Sample-locked voice recordings synced to the session
• EQ setting sharing between users
• Remote collaboration for bands, producers, and engineers

Creator+ users can join shared sessions, while Professional subscribers can fully contribute and collaborate.

• Basic playback and analysis tools
• A/B comparison
• Spectrum and waveform views

• Unlocks all on-device processing tools
• Reference mix support

• Unlocks AI-powered features
• Advanced analysis and collaboration tools
• Ongoing feature updates
• Faster support and feature requests

Spectralyze helps bridge the gap between the studio and the real world — giving you the freedom to analyze, compare, collaborate, and refine your mixes from virtually anywhere.

Spectralyze is just as useful for musicians, writers, and bands as it is for engineers.

• organize song sections,
• quickly jump through arrangements, and
• create loops for practice or writing.

• slow songs down for learning,
• pitch-shift into your tuning, and
• experiment with ideas in real time.

The metronome can also be adjusted in level and stereo position to match your workflow.

Whether you are practicing, writing, analyzing, or collaborating, Spectralyze is designed to keep creativity moving.

Compare your mixes to previous versions or to professional reference tracks to better understand what needs improvement.

Choose references that are as close as possible in:

• genre,
• energy,
• tempo,
• instrumentation, and
• overall feel.

• Is your bass too loud or too quiet?
• Does your snare hit as hard?
• Are the vocals clear enough?
• Are the guitars too harsh or too dark?

Constantly switch back and forth while listening.

Use Freq Focus in the Sound category to isolate frequency ranges and better understand your mix:

• Does your low end feel as full?
• Are your upper mids too aggressive?
• Is your high end dull?

• Range to widen or narrow the selected frequencies
• Slope to control how quickly audio fades outside the selected range

You can isolate only a narrow band, or listen to everything above or below it to better understand where problems exist.

Reference tracks are not there to copy exactly.

They help train your ears to better understand:

• tonal balance,
• punch,
• dynamics,
• stereo width,
• low-end control, and
• overall energy.

The goal is not to become identical to another mix, but to better understand why professional mixes translate well across different systems.

When comparing mixes, louder audio often sounds better even when it actually isn't.

Try to keep mixes at similar listening levels while comparing so you can focus on:

• tonal balance,
• clarity,
• punch,
• dynamics, and
• stereo image

instead of simply reacting to volume.

When using the Parametric EQ, use Lvl Comp so that you're not hearing an overall change in volume and can make more informed decisions than reacting to something simply being louder.

Level match your tracks automatically via Level Simulation under Technical › Metering or via Settings. This ensures that you are listening to mixes on an even level.

Check how your mix will sound when it is set to a streaming level compared to your full volume mix and adjust your master level accordingly.

This is completely normal.

Different speakers, headphones, rooms, and cars all emphasize different frequency ranges.

A mix that sounds balanced on studio monitors may become:

• muddy,
• harsh,
• thin,
• boomy, or
• overly bright

on another system.

Spectralyze helps you better understand how your mix translates by allowing you to compare references, isolate problem frequencies, and analyze tonal balance more objectively.

Hearing an annoying resonance, ringing tone, or harsh frequency?

Use the Sweep Filter to isolate frequencies and identify what stands out.

Adjust the Q control to change how narrow or wide the selected frequency range becomes.

When a frequency consistently jumps out — even as notes change — try placing a Parametric EQ band at that frequency and gently cutting it.

Small EQ moves on a full mix are powerful. Large boosts or cuts usually mean the issue should be fixed inside the mix itself rather than on the master.

Remember: EQ affects everything in that frequency range — not just the instrument bothering you.

If one element is unbalanced against the others, fix the individual instrument in the mix whenever possible.

Soloing frequency bands can help reveal hidden problems, but always remember to listen in context afterward.

A sound that seems harsh or strange by itself may fit perfectly inside the full mix.

Use isolation tools to understand problems — not to mix instruments completely on their own.

After long listening sessions, your ears naturally become less sensitive — especially to high frequencies.

This can make it harder to judge brightness, harshness, and balance accurately.

Take regular breaks and revisit your mix with fresh ears whenever possible.

Spectralyze's visual analysis and AI tools can also help provide objective feedback when your hearing becomes fatigued.

With a Professional subscription, you unlock powerful AI-assisted tools designed to help you better understand your mix and reach your target sound faster.

• analyze your mix,
• suggest improvements,
• compare against references,
• simulate changes, and
• recommend plugins, processing techniques, and equipment.

When objectivity disappears after hours of listening, AI analysis can help bring fresh perspective back into the process.

Professional subscribers also gain access to Stem Splitting, allowing instruments to be isolated, removed, or remixed into custom versions that can then be saved locally.

With a Professional subscription, users can create collaborative cloud-based sessions for remote production, songwriting, and mix review.

Sessions stream directly from the creator's cloud storage, allowing others to hear the latest mixes without requiring local downloads.

• timestamped notes,
• shared feedback,
• synchronized collaboration, and
• sample-locked microphone recordings.

Got a vocal idea or solo riff? Record it directly from your device and it will automatically stay locked in time with the session.

Creator+ users can join sessions and review mixes, while Professional subscribers can fully contribute and collaborate.

Invited users can also generate referral bonuses when joining through shared session invitations.

Spectralyze is built by passionate music creators who actively use the platform themselves.

We want your ideas, feedback, and feature requests to help shape Spectralyze into the ultimate tool for musicians, producers, engineers, and collaborators.

We're always listening.