Mix and master any song.One press, finished.
Drop a song you recorded, produced, or made with a tool like Suno. One button listens to it and finishes it. Four sliders shape it. Save a WAV, FLAC, or MP3 you can play anywhere. Orbit Waves doesn’t make music. It makes yours sound finished.
- One button listens to your song and finishes it
- Saved at −14 LUFS, peaks held at −1 dB
- Claude, Cursor, and Codex can mix the same song
Make it sound finished
Softened the sharp edge. Cleared some mud under the song. Added a little glue. The saved file is set to −14 loudness, the level Spotify uses.
Save as WAV 24-bit
v3 Finished the song · v2 Split into parts
Sounds almost done?Here is what gives it away.
Make it sound finished listens to this song for four things, fixes what it heard, skips what it did not, and writes a sentence saying what it changed.
The sharp edge
The brittle high-mid bite many home and AI-assisted mixes have. Softened, not dulled.
Mud under the song
Low-mid haze that makes a chorus feel small on a phone. Cleared.
Jumpy loudness
How far the loud parts leap from the quiet ones. A little glue, or none if the song is already squeezed flat.
Left and right
Whether both sides tell the same story. The image is evened out.
Then it sets the file to −14 LUFS, the loudness Spotify and YouTube play at, and holds the loudest peak at −1 dB. Press it again and it replaces its own moves instead of stacking a second copy. One press is one undo.
Three steps.No mixing lesson.
Step 1
Bring in the song
Drop a WAV, MP3, FLAC, or M4A, or a zip of parts. It is read in your browser. No song yet? Use the demo.
Step 2
Make it sound finished
One press listens for a sharp edge, mud, jumpy loudness, and a lopsided stereo image, then fixes what it heard and tells you what it changed.
Step 3
Save it
Hear the original, then the mix. Save WAV 24-bit, WAV 16-bit, FLAC, or MP3. What you heard is what the file contains.
Four sliders.They move the real mix.
A drag commits when you let go, so one drag is one undo.
Voice
Lifts the vocal parts and tucks the rest a little, or the reverse.
Warmer
Opens the low end and softens a harsh top, or the reverse.
Wider
Pushes the sides out, or pulls the song back to the center.
More punch
Adds glue, so the loud hits sit with the rest of the song.
Want the voice louder?
Split into parts makes four stems, voice, drums, bass, and the rest, on your own computer when it can keep up. Then the Voice slider moves the real vocal. Press finish again and it works on the parts.
Want cleaner parts? Cleaner split on our server runs a neural model (Demucs) in about a minute. Already have stems? Drop a zip. Each file becomes its own part.
What a fast split can and cannot doYour AI can mix it too.Same song, same undo.
Orbit Waves is an MCP server. Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP tool with one key, and ask in a sentence. The change appears on the open mix within a couple of seconds, marked Tool in the history.
Open my latest Orbit Waves project, split it, and make it radio-ready for Spotify.
Split “Night bus” into voice, drums, bass, and the rest. Finished the song: softened the sharp edge, cleared some mud, turned the original bounce down so the parts play. Target −14 LUFS, ceiling −1 dB.
Vocal up 2 dB and a little room on it.
Set vocals to +2 dB and added a reverb send. Both are one undo in your history.
Hear it, then save it.What you hear is the file.
Playback runs the same engine as the export. Hear the original, go back to the mix, then save.
WAV 24-bit
The safest handoff to another program or a distributor.
WAV 16-bit
The ordinary audio file, CD resolution.
FLAC
Lossless and valid. Written without the usual compression, so it is larger than a typical FLAC.
MP3
The small file for a phone, a message, or a quick share.
Easy
The front door.
One finish button, four sliders, a split, and seven styles behind “Pick a style instead.” Everything in everyday words.
Pro, one tap away
Same song, more handles.
Faders, pan, mute, solo, tempo and key, pitch, markers, loops, groups, versions, loudness targets, and recording one part. Not a paid unlock.
€19 a month.Free to try, no card.
Free
€0
No card
- Easy and Pro, every mixing control
- Make it sound finished, four sliders, seven styles
- Split into stems on your computer
- 2 MP3 saves a month
- Files kept for 14 days
Monthly
€19/month
Cancel any time
- Everything in Free
- WAV 24-bit, WAV 16-bit, FLAC, and MP3 without a limit
- Claude, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP tool
- Projects kept while you subscribe
- 150 server splits a month, 50 GB of songs
- Uploads up to 200 MB a song
Paddle handles payment and VAT. 30-day refund on your first payment. Pricing details
What it is not.
- Not a music generator. Orbit Waves creates no music, lyrics, or voices. It processes audio you upload.
- Not a perfect isolator. The fast split on your computer gives parts to balance. The cleaner server split uses a neural model (Demucs), which is good but can still leave a little bleed between parts.
- Not Dolby Atmos or spatial audio. “Around you” is a headphone preview. The file is stereo.
- Not reference matching. Mastering is loudness plus a −1 dB ceiling, after the finish button’s fixes.
- Not a recording studio. Record a part is one input, one take.
- Not a plugin host. No VST, AU, or CLAP.
Does Orbit Waves generate music?
No. Orbit Waves is mixing and mastering software. It creates no music, lyrics, or voices. You upload a song you already have, recorded, produced, or made elsewhere, and it balances, cleans up, and masters that audio, then exports WAV, FLAC, or MP3.
How do I master a Suno song?
Download the song from Suno as WAV or MP3, drop it into Orbit Waves, and press Make it sound finished. It softens the sharp edge, clears mud, adds glue if the song needs it, and sets the loudness to −14 LUFS, the level Spotify plays at. Listen, nudge a slider if you want, then save WAV for distribution or MP3 to share.
Do I need to know how to mix?
No. Easy mode is one button and four sliders in everyday language. The only two specialist words it teaches are stems (the parts of a song) and loudness (how loud the finished file is). Pro mode adds faders, pan, mute, solo, and more tools when you want them.
Can it split a song into stems?
Yes, two ways. Split into parts makes four stems, voice, drums, bass, and the rest, on your own computer in seconds with a fast filter: good for balancing, not clean isolation. Cleaner split on our server runs a neural model (Demucs) and takes about a minute, for parts you could almost solo. Free includes 2 server splits a month, the monthly plan 150.
Can Claude mix my song?
Yes. Orbit Waves is an MCP server. Create a key in Settings, add the endpoint to Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any other MCP client, and ask it to finish, rebalance, or export your song. The page and the tool change the same project, so a change made in chat shows up on the open mix within a couple of seconds and lands in the history marked Tool.
How much does Orbit Waves cost?
€19 a month for everything: WAV, FLAC, and MP3 saves without a limit, connected AI tools over MCP, and your projects kept while you subscribe. Cancel any time. You can try the whole mixer free first, with 2 MP3 saves a month.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Free has every mixing control, Easy and Pro, the split, and the finish button. It saves 2 MP3 files a month and keeps files for 14 days. WAV, FLAC, and connected AI tools come with the monthly plan. No card needed.
Drop the song you have.Hear it finished in a minute.
Free account, no card. Free saves 2 MP3s a month. €19 a month for WAV, FLAC, and your AI tools.