Every metric Sonalix measures, explained, what it is, why it matters, and how to act on it.
Learn how 5-band energy analysis divides the frequency spectrum into perceptual regions to diagnose tonal balance problems like muddiness and harshness in audio mixes.
Learn how crest factor reveals over-compression that loudness metrics miss. Understand severity thresholds, fix low readings, and preserve transient impact.
Learn why frequency response curves use logarithmic spacing to reveal bass problems that linear charts hide, with 100-point spectral visualization methodology.
Learn how issue categorization transforms AI output into structured problem classification to guide actionable mixing decisions.
Learn how loudness range (LRA) measures dynamic variation across your mix and what severity thresholds mean for streaming platform delivery.
LUFS is the only loudness metric that reflects real streaming delivery outcomes. Learn how the severity framework turns your integrated reading into a mixing decision.
Learn how minor adjustments provide targeted secondary improvements to complete your mix after addressing priority fixes.
Learn how the overall verdict distills complex AI mix analysis into a single actionable sentence that identifies your primary problem.
Learn how per-metric severity ratings transform raw measurement values into intuitive four-level health assessments through industry-standard thresholds.
Learn how primary issue and next step identification focuses your mixing workflow by surfacing the most critical problem and its recommended fix.
Learn how priority fixes deliver five specific, actionable repair instructions from AI analysis to guide your mixing sessions.
Learn how quality tier provides an objective assessment of your mix's commercial readiness based on multi-metric analysis.
Learn how spectral centroid provides a single-number brightness reference for your mix and what it means for tonal balance decisions.
Learn how stereo correlation measures phase relationship between channels and what low readings mean for mono compatibility on streaming platforms.
Learn how sub stereo width isolates low-frequency phase issues in your mix and why sub-bass mono compatibility matters for streaming playback.
Learn how tonal balance summary translates raw spectrum data into plain-English assessments of your mix's frequency distribution.
True peak captures inter-sample peaks your DAW meter misses. Learn what dBTP means, how to read severity ratings, and the right ceiling for streaming.