Whether you are producing a podcast, a YouTube video or a vocal stem for a track, poor vocal quality ruins the listener experience. Mixify’s AI vocal mastering engine automatically applies de-essing, dynamic EQ and broadcast-level limiting to make your voice cut through perfectly.
Podcast & Music Ready • Noise Reduction Included
-16 LUFSBroadcast Standard Target
ZeroHarsh Sibilance
1-ClickNoise Reduction
How AI Masters Your Vocals
Raw vocals are highly dynamic and often contain harsh frequencies or room noise. Our AI applies a complex chain specifically tuned for the human voice.
Dynamic EQ & De-essing
The AI identifies and dynamically suppresses harsh "S" and "T" sounds (sibilance) in the 5kHz-9kHz range without dulling the overall vocal presence.
Breath & Noise Control
Background room tone, mic rumble and excessive breath noises are seamlessly attenuated, leaving a clean, studio-quality vocal track.
Broadcast Leveling
Vocal recordings often fluctuate in volume as the speaker moves. Our intelligent compression rides the vocal levels, ensuring every word is perfectly intelligible.
Perfect for podcasters needing consistent volume across multiple guests.
Ideal for singers looking for a radio-ready vocal stem before mixing.
Great for YouTubers aiming for professional, distraction-free voiceovers.
Music Vocals vs. Spoken Word
The AI adapts its processing depending on your source material.
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Singing Vocals
Enhances presence, adds subtle harmonic saturation for warmth and tightly controls dynamics to sit perfectly over instrumental tracks.
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Podcasts & Voiceover
Focuses on extreme intelligibility, aggressive leveling for consistent loudness and strict adherence to the -16 LUFS broadcast standard.
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AI Generated Vocals
Specifically tuned to remove the metallic artifacts and digital harshness often found in AI-generated voice models (like Suno or Udio vocals).
Frequently Asked Questions
Can AI remove background noise from my vocal recording?+
What LUFS level should a podcast be?+
Is vocal mastering the same as mixing?+
Will this fix a distorted vocal?+
Can I master just my vocal stem before sending it to a producer?+