Remote Mastering (Per Song)

Remote mastering at Pulse Works Media is $75 per song, with one minor revision and a published turnaround of 1–2 business days. Supply an approved stereo WAV or AIFF mix.

Mastering works on the final stereo mix rather than separate vocal and instrument stems. If those parts still need changing, discuss mixing first. Supply a final WAV or AIFF mix without clipping or limiting.

No. The $75 per-song service is paid in full before work and uses your downloadable final stereo mix link. It includes one minor revision and a published turnaround of 1–2 business days.

No. Standard mastering works from one approved stereo mix, not separate vocals and instruments. If individual parts need balancing or editing, address that in mixing first. Confirm unusual source files before paying.

Yes. Remote mastering is $75 per song for one final stereo WAV or AIFF mix without clipping or limiting. One minor revision is included, with a published 1–2 business day turnaround. Pay through the mastering checkout and provide the required file link.

If a vocal or instrument needs an independent level or processing change, fix the mix first. Our $75 mastering service works from an approved final stereo WAV or AIFF mix, not separate stems. Supply a final mix without clipping or limiting. If the individual parts still need balancing, compare remote mixing before purchasing mastering.

Have the approved stereo WAV or AIFF mix, a downloadable file link, your email, release destination and any reference direction ready. The published per-song scope includes one minor revision and a 1–2 business-day turnaround. Confirm unusual delivery formats, multiple alternate masters or a time-sensitive deadline before payment; those details are not automatically included in the listed scope.

Choose the stage the song needs. The $75 mastering service uses an approved stereo mix and cannot independently rebalance every vocal and instrument. Correct mix problems first. If separate tracks need balancing, discuss the $150 mixing service or $200 mix-and-master bundle rather than expecting mastering to replace a mix.

The published mastering input is an approved stereo WAV or AIFF mix without clipping or limiting. Ask before paying if that is not available. A compressed or clipped source can limit the result; converting its extension does not restore the missing detail or undo distortion. Confirm a suitable export from the mix session where possible.

No unlimited version count is published. The $75 price is per song and includes one minor revision, with a 1–2 business-day published turnaround. State the release destinations and any alternate masters, special formats or versions before paying so the deliverables can be confirmed. Do not assume every additional version is covered.

Confirm the change first. A replacement stereo mix may require different work from a minor adjustment to the current master. Identify the version, what changed and your delivery needs before treating it as included. Approving the mix before mastering helps avoid duplicated work and an unclear final file.