Improved launch reliability on iPhone and iPad. This update improves audio recovery after interruptions and audio-device changes, and makes seeking and stopping more responsive before playback begins.

A new look for your mastering workspace. Introducing Studio, Edition, and Emission: three distinct themes alongside Electric Tide and Ultraviolet Bloom. A clearer layout keeps importing, mastering, comparing, and exporting close at hand, with detailed controls available when you need them. This update also improves control readability, fixes the Quick Repairs expanded label, and resolves a startup crash.

Master Style is now a proper list on iPhone and iPad. Scrolling through the genre profiles no longer selects one by accident - flick freely, tap to choose, and the list opens on the preset you are already using. ReSoul now asks for a rating after a successful export, and only then. Android: the corrected licence terms now re-prompt existing users the same way they already did on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

ReSoul's license terms have been corrected. The previous wording described a trial period and a separate unlock purchase. ReSoul has never worked that way - buying the app has always included the complete app and unlimited exports of your finished masters. The terms now say exactly that: no subscription, no second purchase, and reinstalling through the Apple Account that bought ReSoul restores access. You will be asked to accept the updated terms once, on the next launch. Nothing about mastering, exporting, or your saved settings changes.

• WAV, MP3, and AAC/M4A export with checks of the completed audio file. • Export reports now include measured delivery loudness and true peak, with separate reports for each format. • Safer cancellation and failed-export handling preserve existing masters. • Smarter treatment of dense mixes and tracks with isolated loud transients. • Clearer guidance about live preview and full-quality export. • Updated mastering workspace, themes, and workflow refinements.