Frequently Asked Questions

Sequential AI is a prompt-based audio mastering platform. Upload a track, describe the sound you want in plain language, and our AI processes it into a mastered or edited version — no audio engineering experience required.

Yes. Uploading, mastering, publishing, and support all require a signed-in account so your tracks and history are saved to your Library.

You can upload MP3, WAV, FLAC, and OGG files from the Studio page.

Yes. The tour starts automatically the first time you sign in, and you can replay it any time from here.

After you upload a track, you describe changes in natural language (for example, "make the vocals brighter" or "add more low-end punch"). The AI processes your track based on that prompt and returns a new version, which is saved alongside the original so you can compare or revert.

Yes. Every accepted edit is saved as a version in your Studio history, and your Library always plays the current version.

You do. You retain ownership of everything you upload, including the AI-processed output. You're responsible for making sure you have the rights to upload and use any audio you submit — see our Terms of Service for details.

Yes. Open a track in the Studio, expand Version History, and use the download icon on any version to choose MP3 (at 192, 256, or 320 kb/s) or WAV. In browsers that support it (Chrome, Edge) you'll get a picker to choose where the file is saved and rename it; other browsers save it straight to your usual downloads folder. The exported file is always stamped with the track's current title, artist name, and cover art, even if you renamed it or changed the cover after that version was rendered.

Yes. Open the track in the Studio and click the square image icon next to the track title. A cropping tool opens that fits the image to a square. That cover shows up everywhere the track appears — Studio, Library, Discover, and its public song page. Hover the cover and click the pencil icon to replace it, or the "X" icon to remove it. If a track doesn't have a cover yet, you can also add one right from the Publish dialog's Discover tab; once it has one, change it from the Studio thumbnail instead.

Publishing to Discover lists your track in our public Discover feed, where anyone can find, play, like, and comment on it. Sharing hands out a single link that plays the track for whoever opens it, without listing it anywhere. You need to publish a track — to Discover, to YouTube, or both — before you can share its link; there's no way to share a track that hasn't been published through at least one of those channels.

Once a track is published (to Discover, to YouTube, or both), a Share button appears next to it — in your Library, and next to each track on Discover. Click it to open a dialog with a copyable link; anyone with that link can listen, whether or not they're signed in.

Yes. In the Studio, once a track is published to Discover, the Publish button itself becomes the unpublish control — hover over it and its label switches to "Unpublish"; click it to remove the track from Discover. That also disables its share link for anyone who doesn't already have it loaded, though someone who already has the page open may keep access briefly. Publishing to YouTube works differently: there's no unpublish switch on our side, since the video lives on YouTube — manage or take it down from your YouTube account instead.

If you connect a YouTube account, you can publish a track as a video. YouTube requires visual media for every upload, so attaching a thumbnail image or short clip is mandatory before the Publish button becomes available — everything else on that tab is optional. The video uploads as unlisted by default so you can review it before making it public on YouTube yourself. Once it succeeds, a green "YouTube" pill appears next to the track — click it any time to open the video.

My Page is your public artist profile, at https://www.seqai.io/me and linked from your account menu in the navbar. It shows your avatar, bio, social links, and every track you've published to Discover — tracks you've only shared as a link, or published only to YouTube, won't show up there. Click "Edit profile" on My Page to set your display name, bio, avatar, banner image, date format, and social links (website, X/Twitter, Instagram, SoundCloud).

Yes, the Service is currently free. If we introduce paid plans in the future, we'll present the pricing and terms before you're ever charged.

From your account settings, you can permanently delete your account. This removes your tracks, versions, chat history, likes, comments, connected YouTube credentials, and support tickets. See our Privacy Policy for the full details.

Disconnecting removes our stored access to your YouTube account. It doesn't affect videos already published.