For artists
For artists who are new to making records
You’ve made something you care about, and now you have to turn it into a record. Mastertake helps with the part where you’re not sure what you’re hearing, or what to fix first.
What you get
- A plain explanation of what your mix measurements show, in English or Turkish, with each technical term explained once.
- At most three things to try, in priority order, each with the reason and a way to check it worked.
- Free fixes before purchases. If a setting, or where you put your speakers, can solve it, you hear that before any shopping list.
- Advice from a playbook of rules our studio writes and reviews. Every technical suggestion names the rule and the measurement behind it.
- A notebook that remembers what you were going for, what you tried and what you decided, so you don’t start from zero each session.
- A path to a person: when the advice runs out, help preparing for a session at our studio.
What it never does
- It never composes, writes lyrics or parts, or arranges your song. If you ask, it teaches you how instead.
- It never generates audio, vocals, images or video.
- It never mixes or masters your music, and never edits your files. You make every change yourself.
- It never records conversations or the sound of the room. There is no always-on microphone.
- It never sends your audio to a cloud service.
- It never insists. You get options and trade-offs, and you decide.
- It never calls a release “certified human-made”. It can document your process; it can’t prove how a record was made.
Honest about its limits
It can’t hear your track. It reads the measurements and what you tell it, and it says so. When it isn’t sure, it says that too. Opinions about taste are labelled as taste, never presented as fact.
Your music stays yours
- Your audio is analyzed on your own computer and is never uploaded.
- Only the measurements, your intent card and the notes you choose to share are sent to the AI model (Claude, made by Anthropic), and only with your consent.
- You can delete your notes, and anything built from them goes too.
- Your music and your ideas belong to you.
Adults only, for now
Some beginners are under 18, and we’d like to include them later, once a lawyer has confirmed the rules on age and consent. Until then, the first group is for people aged 18 and over.
Want to be in the first group?
It’s small, for adults, and works with us at our studio in Izmir.