Load and listen
Open a stereo track and see separate channels, live spectrum, level, loudness, peak, and phase evidence.

Turn rough mixes and AI-generated tracks into clear, controlled, release-ready masters with a tactile mastering deck built for musicians.

ReSoul combines corrective EQ, stereo control, dynamics, harmonic character, true-peak protection, and loudness metering in one responsive deck. Every color mode changes the room—not the sound.
Open a stereo track and see separate channels, live spectrum, level, loudness, peak, and phase evidence.
Start with Easy Fix or a musical preset, then control bass, mud, body, harshness, width, punch, warmth, and air.
Match level, switch Before and After, protect true peak, and export a polished stereo WAV.




Turn rough mixes and AI-generated tracks into clear, controlled, release-ready masters with a tactile mastering deck built for musicians.
Separate left and right waveforms, a live spectrum, and a six-band equalizer keep the stereo picture visible.
Read LUFS, RMS, true peak, correlation, and limiter gain reduction while you make decisions.
Work on dense mixes, compressed AI music, harsh guitars, phasey stereo, metallic highs, and uneven low end.
Use Before/After, one-click Easy Fix, musical starting points, streaming targets, and true-peak protection before WAV export.
ReSoul is currently in internal TestFlight beta.
ReSoul is designed as an on-device mastering tool. The app does not require an account and does not use your music for advertising or model training.
ReSoul does not collect personal data. It does not include advertising SDKs, cross-app tracking, analytics profiles, or a ReSoul cloud account.
Audio files are opened only after you select them. Analysis, playback, mastering, metering, and export occur locally on your device. ReSoul does not upload audio to a ReSoul server.
The app may store local preferences, mastering presets, theme selection, and security-scoped file bookmarks needed to reopen files you selected. You control exported masters and their destination.
ReSoul uses system uptime for accurate audio timing and file timestamps for user-selected files and app-container file management. These APIs are not used for tracking or fingerprinting.
ReSoul does not sell or share personal information. Operating-system services and storage providers you choose remain governed by their own privacy terms.
Because ReSoul does not collect personal data or require an account, it does not knowingly collect information from children.
If ReSoul's data practices change, this policy and the App Store privacy disclosure will be updated before the changed behavior is released.
For privacy questions during beta testing, use Send Beta Feedback on ReSoul's TestFlight page. A permanent public support contact will be added before production release.
A clean path from rough mix to finished master.
ReSoul includes a full in-app guide. These essentials will get a new session moving quickly.
Check the selected output device, system volume, and the Before/After state. On iPhone or iPad, reconnect headphones or the audio interface and press Play again after a route change.
Confirm the file is a supported audio format and is stored locally or fully downloaded from its cloud provider. Protected streaming-library files cannot be mastered.
Toggle Before/After, lower Output Drive, reduce harmonic character controls, and keep the true-peak limiter enabled. Preserve dynamics instead of chasing loudness alone.
Streaming Universal starts at -14 LUFS with a -1.0 dBTP ceiling. This is a safe delivery reference, not a rule every artistic master must hit exactly.
During TestFlight testing, open the TestFlight app, select ReSoul, and choose Send Beta Feedback. Include the source format, device model, OS version, and what you heard or expected.
ReSoul Support · Version 1.3
ReSoul is offered under Apple’s Standard License Agreement.
Read Apple’s Standard EULA