Changelog

Assessment results load faster. The scoring engine backend was refactored to return feedback reports in under five seconds on average, down from the previous 12–15 second window. The feedback report layout was also updated: individual score categories now display in a cleaner card format, making it easier to scan where your audio misses the target and by how much.

Level Rebel opens its private beta today. The audio scoring engine is live.

Built on Brian Arbuckle's post-production workflows — refined over 30 years of Hollywood film and TV work — Level Rebel measures how close your audio lands to current platform standards for YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. The scoring engine evaluates loudness, dynamic range, and frequency balance against platform-specific targets and returns an actionable quality score.

The private beta launches alongside the assessment funnel: a short intake flow that evaluates a submitted audio clip and produces a feedback report. Beta participants get access before the public launch and direct input into how the product develops.

What this first version does: it scores your audio. It tells you where you're off-spec, what that means for algorithmic distribution, and what kind of improvement would close the gap. It does not mix your audio for you — that's what the Level Rebels service tier is for.

Private beta is invite-only. If you're a content creator spending too much time on audio problems you haven't solved yet, that's exactly who this is for. Level Rebel Media, Inc. is a DBA of Brian Arbuckle Music, Inc., Los Angeles.