Prepare your mix. Import your WAV.
Start with the right source file, preserve your original and understand what VOID can open.
Open the guide ↗Make better finishing decisions.
The VOID field guide. Learn one technique or follow the whole workflow, with practical instructions and real studio examples.
Start with the complete mastering workflow ↗
Make your first master with Auto.
Use a measured starting point, listen critically and keep control of the result.
Open the guide ↗Read the meters without chasing them.
Understand source loudness, output loudness and true peak without turning one number into a target for every song.
Open the guide ↗Shape tone with trim and EQ.
Make deliberate level and tonal changes before reaching for more aggressive processing.
Open the guide ↗Control dynamics. Keep the movement.
Use compression to shape level changes while listening for the transients and movement you want to preserve.
Open the guide ↗Find the right stereo width.
Adjust width with restraint and keep the center of the mix doing its job.
Open the guide ↗Shape peaks with clip and limit.
Understand what the peak processors do, what their ceilings mean and when to back off.
Open the guide ↗Compare the sound, not just the volume.
Keep original, live processed, checked rendered and loudness-matched playback clearly separated.
Open the guide ↗Render it. Check it. Then commit.
Turn the current settings into a checked output and give the final result a proper listen.
Open the guide ↗Choose the right file for the next step.
Export a studio WAV, a finished PCM WAV or a convenient MP3 while understanding the tradeoffs.
Open the guide ↗Keep your decisions. Bring your own audio.
Use private projects, named versions and reusable presets without uploading your track.
Open the guide ↗Get back to the music.
Practical recovery steps for import, playback, rendering, exports and account problems.
Open the guide ↗