MASTERD vs PocketPercussion

MASTERD is your personal mixing workspace for making music in your DAW. Pick any song to compare to your track's mix and capture a professional sound. We empower musicians to improve their audio quality daily with research-based analysis using their own mixes. Cut down time finding solutions on YouTube and spend more time perfecting your music. CONTROL YOUR OWN MIX You pick the track, understand what you’re hearing, and perfect your beat's mix. SEE WHAT MOVES YOU CLOSER SoundCheck shows you where and what to improve. Get clear, actionable feedback so you know what to listen for and what to change in your DAW. Try SoundCheck for free, with additional SoundChecks available with MASTERD Pro. COMPARE YOUR TRACK Learn how to match your mix to any song you hear. Compare your mix to any reference and see where you differ across loudness, low end, stereo width, dynamics, and more. Then get the guidance to make the changes that move your mix closer to the sound you’re chasing. PUT YOUR MUSIC IN THEIR HANDS When the mix is ready, send it. Share a polished listening experience with artists, collaborators, and anyone who needs to hear your work. BUILT AROUND YOUR WORKFLOW Keep working in the DAW you already use. Get another set of ears, make the changes yourself, and keep control of your sound from the first mix to the final send. Some features require a MASTERD Pro subscription. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

To use Shake to Play, hold the iPhone with the SIDE BUTTON facing you and shake it back and forth. The sound intensity automatically adjusts based on the strength of each shake. You do not need to hold the iPhone perfectly upright. As long as the SIDE BUTTON remains facing you, the device can be tilted up to approximately 90° forward. Shake detection may not work if the iPhone is tilted more than 45° around the Y-axis (toward either the screen or the back of the device). You can also play the selected instrument by tapping it directly on the screen.