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One Master review

#18 of 50 in AI Music Mastering Software

Pay per song for AI mastering with reference matching, stem processing, and WAV export.

6.6/10Editor score
One Master6.6 Visit One Master

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

One Master is a browser-based AI mastering service for musicians, producers, and labels. It processes finished stereo mixes or separate beat and vocal files, then provides a full-result preview before download. Its workflow includes reference track matching, loudness normalization, LUFS metering, 24-bit WAV export, and three free revisions on the same files. A browser-based Studio workspace also adds recording, multitrack editing, mixing, and export capabilities.

The pricing model suits artists who prefer one-time purchases over subscriptions. The Single plan costs $9.90 per song and includes unlimited free listening, a 24-bit WAV download, three free revisions, permanent file storage, and no expiry date. Creator costs $24.90 per three songs, Pro costs $54.90 per eight songs, and Studio costs $89.90 per 15 songs; each includes 24-bit WAV downloads, three free revisions per master, and no expiry date. Studio Pass options cost $10 for one project slot or $20 for three project slots, each covering 30 days with open export and included song credits. Label / Enterprise has custom pricing.

One Master is a good fit for solo artists, producers, and small teams that need reference-aware mastering, stem processing, and downloadable WAV files without recurring billing. The separate beat-and-vocal workflow gives it more scope than a stereo-only mastering service, while the Studio workspace extends it into browser-based production. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a free tier, a desktop-centered workflow, or standard published pricing for enterprise use. Email and phone support are available, and the service offers a 14-day refund period.

One Master pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • One-time song packs start at $9.90 per song
    • Supports stereo mixes, beat-vocal stems, and reference matching
    • Includes 24-bit WAV export and three free revisions
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The service is focused on browser-based workflows
    • Label / Enterprise pricing is custom

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