Bass booster

A bass booster applies a low-shelf EQ that raises everything below a set corner frequency, so kick drums, 808s, and sub-bass gain weight without touching the mids or vocals. CreatorMix Digital centers the shelf around 110 Hz because that's where the fundamental of most bass lines and kicks lives — high enough to add punch you feel on headphones and phone speakers, low enough to avoid muddying the low mids where guitars and vocals sit. Because the whole process runs in the browser through ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, your Suno export is decoded, filtered, and re-encoded locally, and the original file never uploads anywhere.

Creators usually reach for this after a Suno render comes back thin or top-heavy, which is common when a track is meant for club, hip-hop, EDM, or lo-fi listening. The built-in limiter matters here: shelving up the lows adds real energy, and without gain control that extra level would push the signal past 0 dBFS and clip on loud transients. The limiter catches those peaks so you get a fuller low end at a safe output level, ready to drop straight into a video edit or a playlist upload.