How to Read Your LoudCraft Report

Your report contains valuable insights about your track. Here's how to interpret every section and take action.

Your report contains valuable insights about your track. Here's how to interpret every section and take action.

After mastering, LoudCraft generates a detailed report with metrics, diagnostics, and a quality score. Understanding this report helps you make better decisions - and gives you feedback to improve future mixes.

Key sections explained QC Score (0-100): Overall quality based on 10 weighted broadcast checks. 70+ = passes, 80+ = strong, 90+ = excellent Tonal Balance: Where your energy lives - bass, mids, highs. A balanced spectrum usually sounds best Dynamic Range (PLR): Headroom between peaks and average loudness. Higher = more dynamic, less fatiguing Stereo Width: How wide your track sounds. Mono compatibility is verified automatically Platform Match: Whether your master meets each platform's loudness and peak requirements

Tip: Don't chase a perfect 100 score. A 92 with one warning about dynamic range might be exactly right for your genre. Focus on warnings and failed checks - they point to real issues worth investigating.

Key takeaway: A QC score of 70+ passes the quality gate. 80+ is strong, 90+ is excellent. Focus on warnings, not individual numbers.