Burnish
Mastering that shows exactly what it changed, in dB
Burnish launched on July 17, 2026 with 4 votes, #6,023 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Your AI track sounds muffled and quiet next to real songs. Generators leave a signature: a hard cutoff on top, hazy highs, low-mid mud, a narrow stereo image. Burnish measures your file, repairs only what it finds, then masters to streaming loudness. Every master ships with the full recipe: loudness in and out, true peak, every EQ and compression move in dB. Same file in, same master out. Free to analyze and hear in full. No account. One credit unlocks the download. No subscription.
Burnish repairs what Suno and Udio leave behind, then masters to streaming loudness and shows every move in decibels. Hear a before and after free, no signup, no subscription.
Generated tracks share the same tells. A hard cutoff near 16 kHz, mud at 350 Hz, a narrow image, and a mix that plays too quiet. Burnish repairs those first, then masters to the loudness Spotify and Apple Music expect. Every move is printed in plain language and in decibels, so nothing is a black box. It works on any mix, not just AI songs. No account, no signup. Master any track and hear the whole thing free, then pay once if you want to keep it. No subscription, and credits never expire. No subscription. $25 for 5 downloads , about $5 each, and they never expire. See pricing Hear it now, no upload needed. Two real AI tracks, before and after: A hard cutoff near 16 kHz, mud at 350 Hz, a…from burnishaudio.com
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