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MasterForge review

Freemium#9 of 50 in AI Music Mastering Software

Affordable web mastering with artifact suppression, stem mixing, and reference matching.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MasterForge is a browser-based audio mastering platform for independent artists and other solo or small teams working with music, podcasts, voice, and video. Its focus is AI-generated music, with tools for AI artifact suppression, genre-specific presets, reference-track Match EQ, loudness analysis, and selectable LUFS normalization targets. Users can work with WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, and M4A/AAC files, then export WAV or MP3 files.

Pricing is structured around a free plan and two monthly subscriptions. Free includes 5 free masters, AI cleanup, presets for music, podcasts, voice, and video, WAV and MP3 export, and an unlimited audio analyzer. Starter costs €4.99 per month and adds unlimited mastering, 80 genre presets, AI artifact suppression, bass mono, noise gate, de-click, and batch mastering for up to 10 tracks. Pro costs €9.99 per month and includes Starter features, the Pro Master real-time DSP engine, de-esser and artifact suppressor tools, a multi-track stem mixer, platform preview, and 24-bit WAV export. A 14-day refund period is available.

The strongest fit is for artists who want low-cost access to mastering controls without leaving the browser. MasterForge covers core processing such as multiband compression, saturation, limiting, and loudness metering, while its artifact-focused tools address shimmer, fog, and pitch artifacts. Pro is the relevant tier for per-track stem processing and platform preview; Starter is better suited to conventional mastering and batch work. The web-only format may not suit users seeking a desktop application, and the Free plan is limited to 5 masters. Support is provided through email and documentation, with cloud deployment and local browser processing for the Pro Master workflow.

MasterForge pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes 5 masters and an unlimited audio analyzer
    • AI artifact suppression, genre presets, and reference-track Match EQ
    • Pro adds stem mixing, platform preview, and 24-bit WAV export
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access may not suit users seeking a desktop application
    • Stem mixing and platform preview require the Pro plan
    • The Free plan limits mastering to 5 free masters

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