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Burnish vs LANDR for Suno and Udio tracks

LANDR is one of the best known online mastering services. It is quick and it is polished. But an AI export is not a normal mix, and that is where the two products diverge.

Strengths of LANDR

Where it falls short for AI tracks

What Burnish does differently

LANDR is subscription-based. Burnish is one-time credits that never expire, and one credit unlocks MP3 320, 16-bit WAV, and 24-bit HD WAV of the exact master you previewed.

Side by side

LANDRBurnish
Detects AI-generator artifactsNot designed for AI artifactsMeasures them per file
Who diagnoses the problemAutomated, no diagnosis shownBurnish measures it for you
Proof of what changedA louder file, no reportFull measured report, every move in dB
Same file in, same result outStyle-driven, variesDeterministic, always
Hear the full result before payingPreview, then subscribeFull length, free, every time
Pricing modelSubscriptionOne-time credits, never expire

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