Now&Zen vs Emastered

Now&Zen generates personalized guided meditation audio you configure by duration, voice, style, intent, and background sounds. You can build a session in under five minutes on the site, listen online, or download the file for offline playback. Sign-up includes 90 complimentary minutes to test the generator before buying more time.

Most meditation apps ship fixed libraries. Now&Zen sells minute credits and generates a fresh track from your settings each time, which suits people who want a session matched to today's mood rather than replaying the same recording. The trade-off is that output quality depends on how clearly you set intent and style preferences.

Beginners and experienced meditators use it for custom mindfulness audio, including premade sessions on the homepage when they do not want to configure every option. Paid packs run from 60 minutes for €4.99 up to 250 minutes for €17.99, and purchased minutes only meter generation, not replay or download.

Emastered masters your tracks online in seconds using an AI engine built with Grammy-winning engineers. Upload an MP3, AIFF, or WAV file and the system analyzes your song, applies EQ, compression, and loudness processing, then returns a polished master ready for streaming. You can preview the result against your original and download from the homepage for free before subscribing.

Unlike generic loudness plugins, Emastered picks processing per track and learns from each master. Paid plans add Mastering Options so you can tweak compression, EQ, stereo width, and volume and save presets. The Studio bundle also bundles stem separation, distribution, ATOM synth, PitchPro vocal tuning, and Linkify in one subscription instead of paying separate tools.

Independent musicians, producers, and bedroom artists use Emastered when they need radio-ready masters without hiring a mastering engineer. The platform reports 3 million plus artists and 30 million plus tracks mastered. Billboard, Vice, and MusicRadar have featured the service.