Suno · Mastering
How to master a Suno song for Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube
Songs made with Suno often sound great on the phone and thin or quiet next to commercial releases. Mastering is the last step before release: it balances the tone, controls the dynamics and brings the song up to a competitive, consistent loudness on every platform.
1. Export the best file you can
Download the song from Suno as WAV if your plan allows it: a WAV keeps every detail for the master. If you have the stems (vocals, drums, bass and the rest), keep them too: a mix from stems gives the most control.
2. Choose: master the song, or mix and master the stems
- AI Master: one stereo WAV or FLAC in, one release-ready master out.
- AI Mix + Master: 2 to 32 stems in; they are balanced, mixed, then mastered.
3. Pick a style and loudness, and listen first
Choose the style closest to your song (pop or Afro-pop, hip hop, acoustic or gospel, electronic or amapiano, reggae, rock) and how loud you want it. You get a free preview with a light Bwenieve Studios sound mark, so you can try another style before you pay.
4. Declare it is AI music
When you upload, tick that the song was generated with AI and name the tool. You must be allowed to use the song under that tool's terms; read Suno's terms for commercial use before releasing.