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Short demoProgressive House · 126 BPM · 1:09

The decision

A sketch can still be read.

A 1:09 idea. The report names what it can still judge at that length, and what it holds back, instead of scoring the whole track down for being short.

Submitted as: Mix (final, unmastered)

YOUR TRACK→ASSESSMENT LIMITS→NEXT MOVE

01 / What matters

From the report

This 1:09 mix falls below SIGNR’s assessment threshold for a full-length release. Label-fit scoring is limited; intro and arrangement advice is withheld.

Measured

The mix reading still happened: the sub loses about 0.9 dB when summed to mono, and the low end sits under the Progressive House reference.

02 / Your next move

From the report

Fix the short arrangement first, then re-run before you pitch anything.

From the report

Rebuild the sub layer so it stays in phase when summed to mono, since it currently loses about 0.9 dB and the low end sits far under the Progressive House reference.

03 / Keep intact

From the report

Do not touch the upper-mid or high bands, they already sit above the genre reference and read on-character.

From the report

Do not chase loudness yet, this is an unmastered mix and mastering will bring the level up.

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