u/FloatingPoint75

I’m finalizing Transientik Master, a VST3 / AU plugin and standalone app for Windows and macOS.

It originally started as a tool to clean up and master AI-generated tracks — because, let’s be honest, they often sound good but not exactly “release-ready”.

But while testing it, I realized it also works surprisingly well on human-made music.

In Reason, the idea is simple: instead of building or tweaking a full mastering chain, you can place Transientik Master alone on the master bus, let it analyze the track, choose the destination — streaming, CD, vinyl pre-master, DJ set, soundtrack, loud master, etc. — and fine-tune from there.

No cloud, no mysterious AI magic. Just local DSP, analysis, and practical mastering decisions.

Before/after player here: https://transientik.com

Release date coming soon — and I’ll also pick a few beta testers.

Still a small independent project, but I’m pretty excited about it 🙂

Hi everyone 🙂

I’m working on Transientik Master, a VST3 / AU plugin and standalone app for Windows and macOS designed to simplify the mastering process.

The idea is pretty straightforward: put it on your master bus, let it analyze the track, choose the destination — streaming, CD, vinyl pre-master, DJ set, soundtrack, loud master, etc. — and then fine-tune if needed.

It originally started as a tool to clean up and master AI-generated music, but during testing it turned out to work surprisingly well on regular human-made tracks too.

It’s not trying to replace a great mastering engineer, obviously. It’s more for producers, musicians and bedroom studios who want a faster, cleaner starting point without building a full mastering chain from scratch every time.

No cloud processing, no “AI magic” mystery box. Just local DSP, analysis, and practical mastering decisions.

There’s a before/after player here: https://transientik.com

Release date coming soon — I’ll also be selecting a few beta testers.

Small independent project, but I’m genuinely excited to share it.