Remaster a channel
What it is
Remaster runs a channel through AI enhancement to make a phone recording sound closer to a studio one. It's non-destructive: the remaster lands as a new channel next to the original, with an A/B toggle so you can compare and keep whichever you prefer.
Steps
- In the studio, tap the Remaster wand on the transport (or a channel's hold-menu → Remaster).
- Pick the channel to enhance.
- Choose a strength:
- Clean up: noise reduction only, no AI.
- Subtle: faithful, barely touched, preserves the performance.
- Studio: balanced studio polish.
- Full: a fuller re-render; may change nuance.
- For vocals, you can paste the lyrics: it helps the AI keep your words instead of inventing new ones.
- Wait out the Remastering… badge, then use the A/B toggle: A is your original, B the remaster.
Good to know
- The original is auto-muted when the remaster arrives so you hear the new version by default; nothing is deleted.
- A nearly silent channel can't be remastered ("nothing to remaster").
- If it fails, the channel may be too quiet or short; just try again.
- Your audio is processed transiently and never used to train AI.