Hip-Hop mix analysis — scored against real Hip-Hop references
Upload a Hip-Hop mix and Unveil grades it against a hand-curated reference set of commercially released Hip-Hop records — not a generic loudness number. It checks the things that actually matter for Hip-Hop: vocal presence over a controlled low end. Then it hands you the specific fixes for your DAW.
What you get
- Hip-Hop-specific targets: roughly -9 LUFS integrated loudness and DR ~8 dynamic range, with a genre tonal-balance curve.
- Frequency-conflict detection localized to the second — find where your Hip-Hop elements mask each other.
- Fixes written for Ableton, Logic, FL Studio, Pro Tools and more using stock plugins.
- A clear 0–100 score so you know if the mix is release-ready before you send it out.
Questions
What loudness should a Hip-Hop mix hit?
Unveil targets roughly -9 LUFS integrated for Hip-Hop, but loudness alone doesn't make a mix — it's weighed alongside dynamics (DR ~8), tonal balance, phase, and frequency conflicts.
Is the Hip-Hop scoring just a generic algorithm?
No. Hip-Hop is scored against measured statistics from a curated set of released Hip-Hop tracks, so the targets reflect how the genre is actually mixed and mastered.
Is it free?
Yes — analysis is free with no signup. The optional Fix My Mix mastering pass is paid.