Musik Hack has launched HyFi, a new online audio processing platform focused initially on mastering. The web-based service is now publicly available following a limited VIP soft opening period.
HyFi is designed as a browser-based mastering solution that allows musicians and producers to upload mixes and receive processed masters without installing dedicated software. According to Musik Hack, the platform uses the same DSP technology found in its Master Plan, Fuel, and SweetEQ plugins. Additional audio processing services are currently in development and are expected to expand the platform’s scope over time.
The workflow is structured around speed and accessibility. Users upload a mix file, wait briefly while the system processes the audio, and receive a mastered version. After the initial pass, users can adjust loudness and tonal character settings, then reprocess the track to refine the result according to their preferences.
HyFi operates entirely within a web browser and is compatible with desktop computers, tablets, and mobile devices. The platform is intended to provide flexibility for users working across different environments, including mobile setups.
Musik Hack describes HyFi as being engineered to preserve the integrity of the original mix while enhancing overall loudness and tonal balance. The system is not presented as a corrective mixing tool, but rather as a mastering-focused processor. An integrated A/B comparison feature allows users to toggle between processed and unprocessed audio, with gain matching and reference track support available for evaluation.
The platform includes the following features:
- Drag-and-drop mix upload with automated processing
- Adjustable loudness and tonal “flavor” controls with reprocessing options
- Keyboard shortcuts designed to streamline navigation and workflow
- A/B comparison with gain matching and reference track support
- Downloadable high-quality MP3 and WAV files
- Thirty days of included storage, with the option to extend storage duration
- Mobile-friendly interface for phone and tablet use
Processed files can be downloaded directly from the platform, and projects remain stored for 30 days by default. Storage can be extended for a longer period using platform credits.
HyFi uses a credit-based system rather than a subscription model, allowing users to pay per master. New users receive complimentary credits upon sign-up to test the service.
New accounts include 10 free credits. Subsequent tracks can be mastered for as little as $0.99 per track, with no subscription required.
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