Frequently Asked Questions

Piroola is an advanced online service that uses Artificial Intelligence to mix and master your multi-track audio files. It analyzes your stems and applies professional studio techniques to deliver radio-ready quality tracks in minutes.

Our AI pipeline analyzes each stem for frequency content, dynamics, and tonal balance. It then applies corrective processing (EQ, compression), balances levels, places instruments in the stereo field, and adds effects like reverb to create a cohesive mix, tailored to your genre.

We support most standard audio formats including WAV, AIFF, FLAC, and MP3. For the best results, we recommend uploading high-quality uncompressed WAV or AIFF files (24-bit / 44.1kHz or higher).

Yes, your security is our priority. Your files are processed securely on our servers and are automatically deleted after a short period. We do not claim any rights to your music; you retain 100% ownership of your work.

Most mixes are completed within a few minutes, depending on the number of stems and the length of the track. You will see a progress bar indicating each step of the analysis and mixing process.

Absolutely. In fact, our service is designed for stems! You can upload individual instrument tracks (like kick, snare, bass, vocals) to allow our AI to mix them together perfectly.

Mixing involves balancing individual tracks (stems) to form a song, including adjusting levels, panning, and adding effects. Mastering is the final step that polishes the mixed song, ensuring it sounds consistent and loud enough for commercial release.

Yes! You maintain full copyright and ownership of your original music and the final mix produced by Piroola. You can release your tracks on any streaming platform without paying us royalties.

We provide a detailed report of the processing applied. If the result isn't what you expected, you can try adjusting the input stems (e.g., cleaning up noise) or ensuring your files are correctly labeled, and run the process again.

Currently, we support reasonable file sizes typical for music production stems. If you encounter issues with extremely large projects, consider exporting your stems at a standard sample rate (e.g., 44.1kHz or 48kHz).

Once the processing is complete, a 'Download' button will appear. You can download the final mixed and mastered stereo file directly to your device.

Yes, our website is fully responsive and works on mobile devices. However, for managing multiple stem files, a desktop computer might offer a smoother workflow.