Question 1

What is TytCast?

Accepted Answer

TytCast is an AI music mastering and label submission platform. Upload one mix, pick your genre, and TytCast masters it and pitches it to every record label that signs that sound. Built for independent artists, producers and beatmakers.

Question 2

How much does TytCast cost?

Accepted Answer

Uploading and mastering are free. To download a master only, pay £2.99 per track. To upload and submit a track to matching labels, pay £4.99 per track — and if you already have a master you just upload and send, because mastering one track (8 mood presets plus Studio Essentials) is included free. Subscriptions are £19.99/month or £149.99/year for unlimited mastering and up to 10 label submissions a week. Beyond labels, you can also promote a track to DJs, blogs and radio shows: subscribers get 20 free promo sends a week then 99p each, and without a subscription it is 99p per send.

Question 3

Can I send my track to DJs, blogs and radio, not just labels?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Alongside label submission, TytCast can promote your mastered track to a genre-matched network of DJs, music blogs and radio shows. Each recipient gets a clean listening page and a free download, and you get feedback, plays and reach. Each send reaches one contact: subscribers get 20 free a week then 99p each, and without a subscription it is 99p per send. A fair-use limit means any one contact receives at most two emails from you in a rolling seven days.

Question 4

What audio formats does TytCast accept?

Accepted Answer

WAV, MP3, FLAC and AIFF, any size per track. Masters are delivered as 24-bit WAV.

Question 5

How does TytCast pick which labels to pitch a track to?

Accepted Answer

You select your track's genre, then TytCast matches it against a curated list of record labels and surfaces the ones most likely to sign that specific sound. You see the matches before anything sends.

Question 6

Does TytCast guarantee a label signing?

Accepted Answer

No. TytCast surfaces the labels most likely to sign your sound and tracks every open and play, so you can see who actually listened and for how long. Whether a label signs you is between you and them.

Question 7

Who is TytCast for?

Accepted Answer

Independent artists, producers, beatmakers and labels who want a faster path from demo to deal. The free tier lets you upload, master and listen as much as you like before paying.

Question 8

Can I add label submission after I have already paid for mastering?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you pay £2.99 to download a master and later decide you want to pitch it, you can add submission for £3.99 from the dashboard. Or pay £4.99 up-front to upload and submit, with mastering one track included free, and save £1.99.

Question 9

Where is TytCast based?

Accepted Answer

TytCast Ltd is registered in England (Companies House number 17197012) and based in Accrington, Lancashire. The platform serves artists worldwide.

Question 10

Does TytCast work for unsigned artists with no following?

Accepted Answer

Yes — that is the core audience. TytCast does not look at follower counts, monthly listeners or chart history when matching labels. Matching is based purely on the genre you select for the track, plus its mood and energy.

Question 11

What music genres does TytCast support?

Accepted Answer

TytCast supports 21 canonical genres across four families: electronic (House, Techno, Drum & Bass, Trance, Dubstep / Bass, UK Garage, Disco, Bounce / Donk, Hardstyle, Happy Hardcore), mainstream (Hip-Hop, Pop, Rock, R&B / Soul), traditional (Classical, Jazz, Blues, Country, Folk, Latin) and world (Reggae / Dancehall). See the full breakdown at /genres.

Question 12

How long does TytCast take to master a track?

Accepted Answer

Most masters are delivered in under a minute from the moment your upload finishes. The master is rendered in the cloud, so processing time does not depend on the speed of your computer.

Question 13

What are TytCast's mood presets?

Accepted Answer

TytCast ships with eight mood presets — chill, punchy, cinematic, club, festival, radio, lofi, vintage, plus a 'streaming pro' broadcast-loud target and a 'warm' analog-tape style. You can also design your own preset in the Studio Essentials tier, included for free with every account.

Question 14

Does TytCast take a cut of label deals or royalties?

Accepted Answer

No. TytCast charges a flat per-track fee or a flat subscription. TytCast takes no cut of any deal a label signs with you, no equity in any sync or master licence, and does not act as a publisher or rights holder.

Question 15

How does TytCast compare to LANDR or eMastered?

Accepted Answer

LANDR and eMastered are both AI mastering services. TytCast does AI mastering as well — but the differentiator is bundled, genre-aware label submission and per-pitch open and play analytics. Pricing is in GBP. See /compare/landr and /compare/emastered for honest side-by-sides.

Question 16

Can I master a stem mix or do I need a full mix bounce?

Accepted Answer

TytCast masters a finished stereo mix, not stems. Bounce your project to a single stereo file (WAV, MP3, FLAC or AIFF) at the highest quality your DAW exports.

Question 17

What loudness target does TytCast master to?

Accepted Answer

Each mood preset has its own integrated loudness target tuned for the listening context. Streaming-pro and radio presets target -14 LUFS (Spotify/Apple Music's normalisation reference). Club and festival presets push higher for sound systems. Lofi and vintage presets stay quieter for headroom and texture.

Question 18

Does TytCast keep my track files private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Uploaded mixes and masters are private to your account. Tracks pitched to a label are only audible to the label staff via a per-track listening link, and you can revoke that link at any time.

Question 19

Can I cancel my TytCast subscription anytime?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Subscriptions are managed via Stripe and can be cancelled from the billing page in the dashboard at any time. Cancellations take effect at the end of the current billing period; no early-termination fee.