Make it sound finished

Make it sound finished is the first button in Simple, and the first button in Pro. It listens to the song that is actually loaded. It does not apply a fixed recipe and hope.

What it listens for

• A sharp edge in the high mids, the brittle sound a lot of generated songs have.
• Mud under the song, the low-mid haze that makes a chorus feel small on a phone.
• How much the loud parts jump away from the quiet parts.
• Whether the left and right sides are telling the same story.

It then replaces the master effects. Pressing it again does not stack another copy on top. If the song is already squeezed flat, it skips the extra punch and says so. The saved file is set to −14 loudness, the level Spotify uses, and the limiter stays at −1 dB.

The sentence under the button is what it heard: softened the sharp edge, cleared some mud, added a little glue, turned the original bounce down because the separate parts should be what you hear. Read that sentence. It is the explanation.

If you have real parts, split first, then press the button again. The full bounce is turned down so you hear the parts. See Split into parts.