Hours of studio quality
5 GB free ≈ 5 hours of 24/48 stereo WAV. With an account, up to 500 GB per transfer — a full discography in one link.
Masters, stems, multitrack sessions: TransferNow sends your audio files up to 5 GB for free, no sign-up required and with zero recompression — the 24-bit WAV reaches the engineer exactly as it left your DAW.
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The problem
One minute of 24-bit/48 kHz stereo WAV weighs about 16.6 MB: a Gmail attachment (25 MB) fills up with 90 seconds of music. A multitrack session or an album mastered at 24/96 runs into gigabytes.
And audio tolerates no shortcuts: converting to MP3 destroys what the mastering built — absurd when delivering a master; messaging apps recompress or truncate; private streaming lets people listen, but never delivers the files.
Between studios, you deliver files — intact. TransferNow transmits them as they are, free up to 5 GB.
Logarithmic scale — the exact values are what counts.
The solutions
Listening is not delivering: depending on the recipient — label, mastering engineer, client — here is what each option really allows.
| Method | Max size | Quality | For the recipient |
|---|---|---|---|
| TransferNow (dedicated transfer)Recommended | 5 GB free · 500 GB with an account | WAV/FLAC intact, studio quality | One click, no account |
| Convert to MP3/AAC | Weight divided by 5 to 10 | Lossy compression | Classic attachment |
| Private streaming (SoundCloud…) | Depends on the platform | Recompressed, no source file | Listening only |
| Drive / cloud storage | Depends on the account quota | Intact | Account or permissions often required |
WAV, FLAC, AIFF, stems organized in folders: everything travels untouched, sample rate and bit depth included. The mastering studio receives your files, not an approximation.
Sending a rough mix as a 320 MP3 for approval, sure. Delivering a master or stems in a lossy format, no — every re-encoding generation degrades the signal a little more.
A private SoundCloud link is perfect for gathering feedback. But the platform recompresses the audio and the recipient never gets your working files.
A drive suits a project folder shared on an ongoing basis. To deliver an album or stems once, a link with no account and no quota locked up for good stays simpler.
Guide
WAV, FLAC, AIFF, full sessions — up to 5 GB for free, folder structure preserved.
Send directly to the label or the engineer, or share the download link.
A notification on every download: you know when mastering can begin.
With TransferNow
5 GB free ≈ 5 hours of 24/48 stereo WAV. With an account, up to 500 GB per transfer — a full discography in one link.
The signal travels byte for byte: 24/96 stays 24/96, FLAC stays lossless. No conversion, no re-encoding, ever.
Drag in the stems folder or the full session: the structure (tracks, buses, references) is preserved on download.
The recipient can preview the audio from the download page and confirm it’s the right version before grabbing several gigabytes.
Pre-release tracks, masters under contract: protect the download with a password and limit the link’s lifespan.
Up to 7 days for free, up to 365 days with an account — and you can deactivate the transfer at any time.
Up to 5 GB per transfer: about 5 hours of 24-bit/48 kHz stereo WAV, or double that in FLAC — no sign-up. With an account, up to 500 GB.
No, never: the files travel byte for byte. A 24/96 WAV arrives at 24/96, with no conversion or re-encoding.
Drag in the complete stems folder: the structure is preserved and everything goes out in a single link. The studio downloads without an account and you are notified on delivery.
Yes, a preview is available from the download page — handy for confirming the right version before retrieving several gigabytes.
Yes: add a password to the transfer, limit how long it stays available and track every download per recipient.
Also worth sending
5 GB per transfer for free, no sign-up
4.9 / 5 on Trustpilot and Google (20k+ reviews)