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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90575, member: 27"]
Someone finally torched the wall between mixing and mastering, and NOMZ Studios wants $69 one-time. StemMaster loads a full multitrack pile, sets levels and pans, writes per-track automation, then masters everything to a LUFS target with true peaks capped.

The vocal gets ridden through cluttered sections automatically, while bass ducks whenever the kick lands. Every move shows up in an Engine Notes panel with numbers backing each call.

Manual fader or pan tweaks fire off a quick re-render that pins the loudness target, and A/B flips stay loudness-matched, meaning nothing wins for sitting louder.

Nothing leaves the machine. Zero account setup, no queue to wait in, no telemetry, and it functions with the internet switched off. An optional LLM engine waits for anyone bringing a key from Anthropic, OpenAI, or compatible providers, and it ships tiny stat rundowns, never audio.

Standalone app, not a plugin, no DAW needed. Free updates cover every 1.x release, activation spreads across three machines, and the demo runs everything with exports disabled and a periodic tag over mastered playback. Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
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