Cryo Mix Review

Cryo Mix mixes and masters songs you have already recorded; it does not generate music. You drag in a stereo mix or separate stems (vocals, drums, instruments, FX, up to 32 per project) in WAV, MP3, FLAC, AIFF, M4A, AAC or OGG. The engine balances levels and shapes EQ, dynamics and stereo width, then applies a mastering chain aimed at streaming loudness. You compare before and after, then refine with presets, advanced controls or by asking Nova, its conversational assistant, for changes such as brighter vocals; Nova also explains what it changed. Reference mastering lets you match a track you like.

It runs in any browser on Mac, PC, tablet or phone. Alongside mixing and mastering, the same credits cover a Beat Optimizer, an Audio Separator for pulling vocals and instruments out of a track, and an Artwork generator, and there are free BPM and key, streaming-loudness and virtual studio or car listening (Overhear) tools. Cryo Mix, Inc. says it never trains on uploaded music, takes no royalties, and that you keep ownership of your tracks. A V3 public beta was live when this page was checked.

One credit buys one downloaded project in AI Mix and Master, Mastering, Beat Optimizer or Audio Separator; previews are unlimited and free, and the credit is charged only when you download. Artwork costs 1 credit on upload with 20 edits. Per downloaded song that is $4.50 on Starter ($9 / 2), $3.80 on Essential ($19 / 5), $2.40 on Creator ($24 / 10), $1.30 on Pro ($39 / 30) and about $0.54 on Pro Annual ($199 / 370). Top-up credits cost $6 each on the lowest tier, falling to $3 on higher plans. Every plan allows up to 32 stems and WAV export; prices include tax and you can cancel any time. Custom plans for labels and an API are sold separately.

Prices checked on the vendor's pricing page on November 3, 2026. See Cryo Mix pricing.

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Cryo Mix suits home-recording artists, rappers and beatmakers who have stems but no mixing engineer, and people rebuilding AI-generated songs from separated stems, a use one Trustpilot reviewer mentions. The free previews let you hear the full result before spending a credit, and the Pro Annual plan brings the cost under a dollar per song.

If you only need a stereo master, eMastered and LANDR focus on mastering. If you want one subscription with unlimited mix downloads and DAW exports, RoEx Automix is the closest stem-mixing rival. Engineers who want fine manual control will still prefer a DAW.

On Trustpilot Cryo Mix scores 4.6 from 41 reviews, and the company answers negative reviews. Reviewers credit it with improving their sound and saving time, and some praise support. Complaints include glitches with tracks failing to load in the mixer, too little control over specific parts and FX, trouble with layered guitars, no tools for cleaning clicks or breaths, and the feeling that only the top tier is enough for regular use. A G2 review rates it 4 out of 5, valuing the time saved but noting automated decisions do not match an experienced engineer's.