Real, trained mastering engineers with experience in the industry will ALWAYS be the better choice if you have the money.Ĭloudbounce works by taking your track, and using a mastering engine to analyze and apply the right amount of audio processing, and effects to make your music loud, powerful and clear. But if you’re paying a mastering engineer less than $10? You’re likely better off with AI. If you’re willing to pay the premium cost and have extra money, of course you’re going to get a better result than with AI. There are some great low-priced mixing and mastering services out there, but often they’re nowhere near as quick as cloud mastering, and won’t produce as good results for the same price you spend. Something quick to note before comparing AI to human engineers: In this Cloudbounce review we’re going to go over everything you’ll want to know before deciding on parting with your hard earned music bucks, whether it’s worth the money and how it compares to real, human engineers.
If you want your music to sound the best, be in line with streaming-service, loudness recommendations, and compete with other music out there, you need to be mastering before your release it.
