How the score is built
Loudness, dynamic range, frequency balance, stereo width and peak headroom are each weighted against the reference you pick, then combined into the single number on the meter.
87/ 100 for this session
A number for how your mix actually sounds.
DAWscore listens alongside you and turns loudness, balance, dynamics and width into one score you can trust — before you second-guess it at 2am.
87
Overall score
Loudness
91
Balance
78
Width
84
What it's listening for
Five readings, combined into one score, updated live as you move faders — not just after a bounce.
Loudness
Integrated LUFS measured against your target: streaming, club, or film.
-9.2LUFS
Dynamic range
Flags when compression is flattening the performance you recorded.
7.4LU
Frequency balance
Compares your spectral curve to genre references, band by band.
±1.8dB dev.
Stereo width
Width per frequency band, so low end stays centered and vocals hold up.
0.84width
Peaks & clipping
Catches inter-sample peaks before they catch your master.
-0.6dBTP
How it works
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1
Drop it on your master bus
DAWscore listens in real time while you mix — no bouncing or offline analysis required.
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2
Pick a reference
Choose a genre curve, or import a reference track and match its balance directly.
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3
Watch the number move
Every mix decision shows up as a change in the score, not just a shift in a meter you have to interpret.
Runs where you already work
One plugin, installed once, available in every project.
- Ableton Live
- Logic Pro
- FL Studio
- Pro Tools
- Cubase
- Reaper
VST3AUAAX — macOS and Windows, 64-bit.
One license. No subscription.
Buy it once, keep using it. Updates included for two years.