Copper Dome’s mix and master in 3D, lit under the playhead as they play.
Get your track ready.
Every version measured, heard at the same level, approved, and delivered with its credits.
You’ll get a confirmation email now, then another when your invite is ready.
Match. Listen without bias, and the choice becomes clear.
Copper Dome’s mix and master, side by side. Turn on Match: the volume gap disappears and only the mastering is left to judge.
- Match turns the louder one down to meet the other.
- Drag across a waveform to loop one passage, the chorus or the drop.
- Now switch A and B and hear what the mastering did.
Anyone with your link hears every version just as you do, on their phone, without creating an account.
Track A Copper Dome · Mix
- Integrated
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- True peak
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Track B Copper Dome · Master
- Integrated
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- True peak
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Space or F8 to play · F9 to switch A and B
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Measure. Know what needs fixing before anyone else listens.
Every version you add is measured on the spot, and its readings are saved with it. Compare any version with the latest in one click and see what changed.
- See where the song pushes and where it breathes.
- Name your sections and check the chorus really lifts.
- See which band drives each section, from the sub to the air.
- Key and tempo, found for you. No tapping along.
- Ready for Spotify? A clear verdict, and the way to get there.
Measuring Copper Dome…
Try. No surprises on release day.
Spotify, SoundCloud, club or the hand-off to mastering: in seconds, you know where your song stands.
Drop a mix or master
Measured on your device.
Receive. Ask once, and the file lands in the project.
Send a drop-off link to whoever has the file. They confirm their email and upload, and Wavebook tells you when it’s in.
What Sami sees
Copper Dome
The Observatory
Theo asks you for a mix
The new mix with the vocal up front, please. WAV, 24-bit.
or drop them here · 1 file
WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, OGG or M4A, up to 100 MB each
The sender needs no account and installs nothing.
The Observatory
1 song1 track
Copper Dome
ReviewedFeedback given. A new version may follow
The file waits in your submissions, one step from the next version. You set how many files the link takes and when it closes.
Approve. One version gets the yes, and everyone knows which.
Every upload becomes the next version, numbered for you, so the history stays clear. An approved version stays approved: reopening it takes a reason, and everyone involved hears about it.
- Each version shows where it stands: draft, in review, reviewed, approved.
- Say what changed, so the team can listen for it.
- Run the project as an engineer, a producer or a label, and choose who gives the yes.
The Observatory
1 song1 track
Copper Dome
DraftOnly you can see this track
Your audio stays where you choose: Wavebook, your Dropbox or Google Drive, or your device alone. Wherever you keep it, Wavebook never uses it for advertising or for AI.
Sequence. Make sure the record holds together, song to song.
Drag the songs into their running order and hear the record through, gapless.
The Observatory
Sequence
Play the sequence
5 songs
3rough handoffs
±10%The tempo moves 10% or more into the next song. Half and double time count as close.
ClashThe keys clash. Dotted: a likely key.
- Every song at the same level, so volume never fools the ear.
- Spot the odd one out: loudness, peaks, dynamics or brightness.
- Catch rough transitions before your listeners do: tempo jumps, key clashes.
Release. Every song goes out with its details in order.
Credits, codes and artwork live with the song. A meter counts the 12 things a distributor asks for and names what’s still missing, and each download carries the release’s details inside the file.
The Observatory
The release
Missing:
Tracklist
- 01First LightFR-Z03-26-00011
- 02Copper DomeMix engineer · SamiFR-Z03-26-00012
- 03ParallaxFR-Z03-26-00013
- 04Long Exposureno ISRC
- 05Meridianno ISRC
Add the ℗ line and the two missing ISRCs, and the meter reads “Ready to send”.
- Credit everyone who made it; people on the project can suggest their own.
- ISRC, UPC and ISWC are checked as you enter them, and an ISRC already on another song is flagged.
- Tags already in a file show up next to the song’s, and nothing changes until you choose.
- Download in WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3 or M4A with the release’s tags, or the release sheet as a CSV.
You. Producers, engineers, artists and labels: each sees the numbers they need.
Pick a role and the readings adapt to it. Versions, notes and the yes stay together in one shared project.
Not set in stone. Switch roles and you’ll see more or fewer measurements; your songs and notes stay put.
Mastering engineer
19 / 19 measurements and tools
Technical wording · Full
Ready. Count yourself in.
We’re letting people into the beta a few at a time. Leave your email and we’ll write as soon as your place is ready. Until then, keep your next song close.
Made in Paris by a producer and software engineer, for everyone who works on a song. Write to hello@wavebook.cloud and I’ll answer you myself.
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