Barichord Audio Lab vs Loudly

Barichord Audio Lab is a web-based AI mastering engine for DAW mixes, AI-generated audio, and podcasts. Its Ghost Engineer analyzes frequency clashes, muddiness, and dynamic issues, then suggests improvements. Users can upload a reference track for matching EQ, compression, stereo width, and style, and adjust results with a 10-band EQ, compressor, stereo-width control, and other settings. WAV, MP3, and FLAC uploads are supported, with hi-res WAV downloads at 44.1kHz/24bit. The maker says it accepts Suno, Udio, and DAW exports, does not train AI on users’ music, and deletes files after processing or download. Playground is free, with unlimited uploads and previews, manual EQ and FX, and before/after comparison; it excludes listed AI diagnosis and downloads. Solo Run costs $2, paid once. Studio Pack costs $1,010, paid once, and Label Bundle costs $75,100, paid once; credits in both larger bundles never expire.

Loudly is a web-based AI music generator from a maker headquartered in Berlin, Germany. It supports vocal generation, audio uploads and stem export, with downloads in MP3 and WAV formats. Commercial use is supported, so listed rights cover commercial projects. The Free plan costs nothing and limits generated tracks to 30 seconds. Personal includes AI music generation, downloads and commercial licensing. Pro lists higher generation, download and stem allowances, also with commercial licensing. Because the listed platform is web, the service is accessed through a browser rather than a separately listed desktop or mobile application. Audio upload and stem export provide ways to incorporate existing material and separate generated parts. The defined free-track duration gives the no-cost option a clear boundary, while the paid plan descriptions indicate expanded allowances and licensing for users who need more output.