Producer tool

AI Track Critic

Deep analysis of your own track: what is wrong, why it matters, and what to do about it.

Upload a mixdown and Track Critic returns an audio-based assessment with structured scores and feedback: seven frequency bands, low-end tightness, dynamics, stereo image, loudness, tonal balance, mix balance, arrangement pacing and genre fit. Each issue comes with an explanation, a recommended processing approach, plugin suggestions and copy-ready DAW settings — plus a suggested mastering chain you can send straight into Mastering Studio to render and compare. Talk any of it through with Ask Muze, and export a branded PDF report.

  • Seven frequency bands scored, plus low end, dynamics, stereo width, loudness and arrangement
  • Why each issue matters, with recommended processing, plugin suggestions and copy-ready settings
  • Suggested mastering chain you can apply and render in Mastering Studio
  • Branded PDF export, and Mentor chat to work through the fixes

Frequently asked questions

What does it actually analyse?

The uploaded audio is assessed across seven frequency bands (sub-bass through air), low-end tightness, dynamics, stereo image, loudness, tonal balance, mix balance, arrangement pacing and genre fit, with structured scores and recommendations.

Does it tell me how to fix things?

Yes. Alongside each issue you get a recommended processing approach, plugin suggestions, per-channel settings you can copy into your DAW, and a suggested mastering chain. The mastering chain can be loaded into Mastering Studio and rendered so you can A/B the result.

What does a critique cost?

Track Critic costs 1 credit per critique. AI chat replies follow one policy: Pro includes 100 replies a month, Free includes 10, and beyond that 1 credit covers 5 replies. Any action Muze offers follows the underlying feature's existing credit rules.

Who is behind the feedback?

It is an AI analysis built on production and mixing principles — it is not a human A&R marking your work, but it flags concrete technical issues and gives directional, actionable advice.

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