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Hear a problem. Find the evidence.Free, open-source audio analysis for mixing and mastering with AI

Measure your stems, compare a reference, and check what changed. Phantom gives your assistant the numbers behind your mix. Optional REAPER and Ableton MCP bridges connect that conversation to your session.

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Measure a change before you keep it.

Start with a rendered mix or aligned stems. Choose from 20 tools to measure loudness, phase, spectral balance, and masking. Keep those results as your baseline.

Try an EQ or gain change, audition it, then measure the new render. You can see which problems improved and whether another appeared.

With a separate REAPER or Ableton MCP bridge, your assistant can also use the session controls that bridge exposes. The example animation illustrates that conversation; available edits depend on your DAW and bridge setup.Configure a DAW bridge.

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Audio measurements you can inspect.

Phantom is free and open source. Audio analysis runs on your computer without a Phantom account. Your AI assistant and DAW may have their own costs and data policies.

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GitHub stars

AGPL-3.0

Open source license

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Analysis tools included

Phantom Loudness Analysis
Integrated Loudness:  -14.2 LUFS
True Peak:            -0.8 dBTP
Loudness Range:        8.4 LU
Short-term Max:       -11.6 LUFS

Example delivery ceiling: -1.0 dBTP
True peak: 0.2 dB above the chosen ceiling

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