Hear every version properly
Stack track versions, A/B audition with gain matching, switch between stereo and mono, and comment directly against a point in the audio. Saved trim and fade previews make direction clear before a delivery file is made.
Step six: Studio
Everything you need to make the right call.
Studio is where a release is usually won or lost, so it gets the most instrumentation: what arrived, what changed, what is approved and what must happen next. Trim and fade stay previews until a render is deliberately confirmed.
Actual CrateSphere UI
Read the master at a glance
See whether a source is mono or stereo, how hard it has been mastered and how its dynamics compare with the pre-master before it moves forward.
Sequence without downloads
Generate review playlists and propose track order from a release, an accepted project or a compilation. The listening and sequencing decision stays in the project, not on someone's laptop.
Album loudness, in context
Build a streaming-master preview around the album's average LUFS, with true-peak protection. Source masters stay untouched while you audition release-wide consistency.
Keep people around a release aligned
Pre-filled email workflows, persistent notifications and project status help artists know when they can audition masters or artwork, and help the label ask for the next thing it needs without writing it from scratch.
Make catalogue work operational
Keep reference tracks beside the work, manage canonical catalogue prefixes and numbers, and use electronic agreement workflows with a visible signing status, including back-catalogue confirmations.