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TrackGleam review

Freemium#39 of 50 in AI Music Mastering Software

A low-cost mastering option for occasional releases, with unlimited free local processing.

4.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

TrackGleam is a browser-based audio mastering tool for musicians and producers who want local processing and flexible per-track purchasing. It accepts MP3, WAV, FLAC, and M4A files, processes audio on the user’s device, and does not require an account. The free Gleam engine provides unlimited watermark-free mastering with WAV and MP3 downloads, making the product particularly suitable for occasional releases and users who prefer not to upload audio.

The pricing structure separates free mastering from optional GleamAI masters. The Free plan costs $0 per master and includes unlimited mastering, device-based processing, and WAV and MP3 downloads. The Single plan costs $1.99 per master and includes one watermark-free GleamAI master, five AI mastering directions, and credits that never expire. The Creator Pack costs $5 for 10 masters, with non-expiring credits and restoration on any device by code. Producer costs $8.99 per month or $89.99 per year and adds unlimited GleamAI masters, GleamLab tools, and a 3-day free trial; the annual plan includes two months free.

Its main technical appeal is the combination of track-specific AI mastering and control-oriented measurement tools. TrackGleam includes reference track matching, genre-aware mastering targets, a 14-stage mastering chain, loudness and true-peak measurement, stereo shaping, mid/side processing, compression, saturation, and true-peak limiting. That makes it a practical fit for creators who want more guidance than a basic loudness preset while keeping processing local. Producers needing stem mastering or a broader integration ecosystem should choose another tool, while occasional users can stay with the free tier or buy GleamAI masters only when needed.

TrackGleam pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Unlimited free watermark-free mastering with WAV and MP3 downloads
    • Reference matching, loudness measurement, and stereo shaping
    • $1.99 single masters and a $5 pack of 10 masters
  • Where it doesn't
    • GleamAI masters are separate from the free Gleam engine
    • No stem mastering
    • Access is limited to web and Android

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