SONDIQ is a web service that uses AI to master music, podcasts, and AI voices into release-ready audio. It accepts WAV, MP3, FLAC, and AIFF files, with uploads up to 200 MB, and says a master is ready in 15 seconds. Before previewing, users can adjust EQ, compression, and stereo width. Presets include hip-hop, EDM, rock, and jazz, while parameters can also be changed manually. SONDIQ supports reference-track matching, loudness targets, and WAV export. The Pay per track option costs 1.00 USD per once for one master, MP3 320kbps export, unlimited free preview, and a 48-hour download window. Pro costs 7.99 USD per month and includes unlimited masters, WAV 16-bit export, unlimited preview, files up to 200 MB, and priority rendering. Mastered files are deleted after 48 hours. Uploaded audio is not used for AI training or shared with third parties, according to SONDIQ.
Who it is for
SONDIQ suits AI music and voice creators, podcasters, YouTubers, musicians, vocalists, and short-form video creators needing browser-based mastering. It also fits users seeking reference matching or loudness targets.
What is good
- Accepts WAV, MP3, FLAC, and AIFF
- Adjusts EQ, compression, and stereo width
- Offers reference-track matching and loudness targets
- Pay-per-track option costs 1.00 USD per once
- Pro includes unlimited monthly masters
What to know first
- Mastered files are deleted after 48 hours
- Pay-per-track export is MP3 320kbps
- No permanently retained download is listed
- Uses essential cookies and anonymous analytics
Verdict
SONDIQ combines quick AI mastering with manual controls, genre presets, reference matching, and loudness targets. Its short download window and paid plans are important when choosing how to use it.
SONDIQ plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI music mastering software
- Free plan
- No
- Reference track matching
- Yes
- WAV export
- Yes
- Loudness targets
- Yes
- Input formats
- WAV, MP3, FLAC, AIFF
- Supported platforms
- web
