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What this guide covers
For audio producers weighing open mastering and mixing tools, this note tabulates what the Matchering and automix-toolkit documentation says about inputs, stated limits, warning and error codes, and licences. It also compares what each names about loudness with delivery targets. It is a documentary reading of seven files; nothing was run or heard.
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Reference mastering and automatic mixing with Matchering and automix-toolkit, as their documentation describes them
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For audio producers weighing open mastering and mixing tools, this note tabulates what the Matchering and automix-toolkit documentation says about inputs, stated limits, warning and error codes, and licences. It also compares what each names about loudness with delivery targets. It is a documentary reading of seven files; nothing was run or heard.
Useful starting points
- Matching a reference track's level and tone is not the same as meeting a delivery loudness target, so measure the result against the destination's spec.
- Matchering's logs warn about clipped, limited or lossy source files; start from a lossless, unclipped version.
- The pretrained automix-toolkit models named are drum models, so do not assume they mix a full song.
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