Three things at once: Mastered Charts, the AI-fingerprint switch, and a new studio
Short answer: As of today Anti-AI Master does three new things. You can put a track you mastered here on a public chart where listeners flip between your raw upload and your master with one button. AI-fingerprint reduction is now a switch that sits next to your preset instead of being a preset of its own, with a 20-second A/B before you commit. And the home page and the studio were redrawn, phone layout included.
1. Mastered Charts
Explaining what mastering changed is hard with words. So we built a place where you don't have to: upload a 30-second cut of a track you mastered here, and the chart shows it next to the same 30 seconds of your raw upload. Anyone listening can flip between the two.
- It's opt-in. Nothing goes on the chart unless you open "Add to chart" and tick the consent box. If you never do, no audio of yours is stored anywhere.
- What gets published: 30 seconds of the master and the same 30 seconds of the raw upload, exactly as you sent it. The raw cut is there for the comparison, so it isn't processed.
- Ranking comes from plays, likes and shares each week. A share counts as five plays.
- Tracks come down on their own after 30 days, and you can take yours down any time. When it comes down, the audio and cover art are deleted from storage.
- Only tracks you mastered and downloaded here can be added. If you turned the AI-fingerprint switch on for that render, the entry carries an "AI fingerprint↓" badge; that badge comes from our own record of your render, not from anything you type.
2. The AI-fingerprint switch
Until now, lowering the AI fingerprint meant choosing a separate preset. That coupled two decisions that should be independent: what you want the track to sound like, and whether you want the fingerprint step on top. From today it's a switch.
- Pick the preset you like first. Then turn the switch on.
- Two strengths. The default changes the sound the least and leaves the stereo image alone. The strong setting adds a phase step that goes further, and can shift the stereo image, so listen before you choose it.
- Before you commit, there's a 20-second A/B: the same passage with the switch on and off, back to back.
- It doesn't cost extra credits.
One honest note that we'd rather write than hide: results vary by track and by which detector is looking, and detectors change. We don't promise a score. The A/B exists so you can decide with your ears.
3. A new studio
The landing page and the studio were redrawn from scratch. The engine, the presets and the shortcuts are the same, and so is the sound of the eight presets. What changed is that progress reads at a glance, the controls sit where you look for them, and the phone layout finally behaves like a phone layout: the pricing table swipes sideways instead of stacking into a wall, and buttons are big enough to hit.
What didn't change
- Mastering still runs in your browser, and we still don't keep the audio you master. The chart is the one exception, and only for the 30-second cuts you choose to publish.
- Pricing is the same.