What's holding your track back?
Drop a bounce. In about ten seconds you get its loudness, dynamics, peak, low end and mono, measured against the subgenre you actually make, and the name of the step that fixes the worst of it.
Bounce Check runs on a free account: 3 checks, no card. Your audio still never leaves your browser.
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- A mix and a master are judged by different numbers
Spectral balance vs subgenre
Your next step
Targets are typical ranges for the subgenre, not rules. A record that breaks them on purpose is still a record: the numbers tell you whether you broke them on purpose.
A verdict, not a spectrum to squint at.
Most meters hand you numbers and leave the reading to you. Bounce Check reads them: what is off, by how much, and which step of your subgenre's checklist fixes it.
2 things are holding this back.
Almost no dynamic range left. This is the sound of a limiter working too hard: the drums stop hitting. Start with this one — it is the one that will be heard first.
Spectral balance vs subgenre
Your next step
Three steps, about ten seconds.
No plugin to install, no upload bar, no waiting for an email. Your browser already has an audio engine; Bounce Check just asks it the right questions.
Drop a bounce
A WAV, MP3, FLAC or AIFF of your mix or your master. It is decoded and measured right here, in this tab.
Measured against your subgenre
A techno master and a hip hop mix are not judged by the same numbers. Each of the 19 subgenres carries its own loudness, dynamics and low-end ranges.
The step that fixes it
The worst problem points at a real step in your subgenre's pack: a mono problem lands on the phone and car check, a crushed master on mix bus glue.
Six readings. The ones that decide how a record sounds next to other records.
Loudness
LUFSIntegrated loudness to ITU-R BS.1770: K-weighted, with both gates. The number streaming platforms turn your track up or down to.
Dynamics
PLRPeak to loudness ratio: how much punch survived the limiter. Under your subgenre's range, the drums have stopped hitting.
Peak
dBFSChecked against the right ceiling for the file: -3 dB for a mix that still has to be mastered, -0.3 dB for a master.
Mono compatibility
L/RLeft/right correlation, and how much of the low end sits in the sides below 120 Hz. Phones, clubs and Bluetooth speakers are mono down there.
Spectral balance
6 BANDSSub to air, each band in dB against the 400 Hz – 2 kHz body of the track, so the shape compares across files at any level.
Low-end weight
SUB+BASSHow far the sub and bass sit above the body, against the range your subgenre carries. Thin or muddy, it says which.
Your stems stay yours.
Producers do not send unreleased music to strangers, and they are right not to. So Bounce Check does not ask you to: there is no upload step, because the whole analysis runs in the browser you are reading this in.
- 01Your browser decodes the file with its own audio engine
- 02Loudness, peak and spectrum are measured in memory
- 03Close the tab and it is gone. Nothing was sent anywhere
Nineteen subgenres, nineteen sets of targets.
Pick yours and check a bounce against it. Each one also has its own pack of 34 steps in the app, written in the order that subgenre is actually built.
Urban
Electronic
Bounce Check names the problem. The workpad walks you to done.
Every subgenre has a pack of 34 steps across songwriting, production, mix and mastering: 646 in all. Check them off and the track gets a number you can trust, so being finished is a fact, not a feeling.
- The step Bounce Check names is the same step you open in the app
- Every track you are working on, each with its own progress
- Reference EQ and pan targets for every instrument
Four stages. Every step accounted for.
Most advice about mixing is vague. The workpad is a sequence: each stage has defined steps, and checking them off moves a real number.
Songwriting
Structure, harmony, hook, rhythmic signature, lyrics, demo. The song has to exist before you produce it.
Production
Beat structure, arrangement, sound design. Get the idea finished before you polish it.
Mix
EQ, compression, routing, space. Balance decisions in an order that doesn't send you backwards.
Mastering
Limiting, LUFS, final export. The last mile, with a checklist instead of a guess.
Built for finishing, not for browsing.
Projects
Genre, BPM, key, artwork. Every track you're working on in one place, each with its own progress.
AI notes and suggestions
Stuck on a step? Get a specific suggestion for that step on that track, not a generic article.
Reference-grade charts
EQ and pan targets for every instrument. See where each one sits in frequency and stereo space instead of guessing.
Progress log
A record of what you changed and when, so you stop relitigating decisions you already made.
English and Spanish
The whole app, in both. Switch any time.
On your phone, no app store
Open it in Safari or Chrome, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. It opens full screen like any other app.
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Questions
Is my audio uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is decoded and measured by your browser, inside this tab. It never leaves your machine, and closing the tab is the end of it.
Is Bounce Check free?
Your first 3 checks are, with a free account and no card. After that, unlimited checks come with every paid plan, from $4.99 once. Paid plans open soon; until then the waitlist locks the founder price.
How accurate are the numbers?
Loudness follows ITU-R BS.1770, the standard streaming platforms use, and the measurements are checked against test signals. The targets are typical ranges for each subgenre, not rules: a record that breaks them on purpose is still a record.
Should I check the mix or the master?
Either, and tell it which. A mix is judged on headroom and dynamics it should leave for mastering; a master is judged on where your subgenre sits on a playlist.
Does the workpad replace my DAW?
No. It sits next to it. You work in your DAW; the workpad tells you what step you're on and how far the track actually is.
Who is it for?
Solo producers and mix or mastering engineers working without a team: anyone who has to be their own second opinion.
Drop the bounce you're stuck on.
Ten seconds, nothing uploaded, and you will know which step to open next.