Loudness Normalizer

Normalize audio loudness to EBU R128 targets for consistent playback. Local processing keeps files private and exports podcast-ready audio quickly.

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Why normalize loudness?

Consistent playback

Match loudness targets for steady listening levels.

Broadcast ready

Use EBU R128 style normalization for media.

Private processing

Normalization runs locally without uploads.

How loudness normalization works

  1. 1

    Add an audio file.

  2. 2

    Run the normalizer.

  3. 3

    Export the normalized audio.

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Loudness FAQ

It is a loudness standard for consistent playback levels.

It adjusts overall loudness while keeping dynamics as much as possible.

Yes. It helps keep episodes at a steady volume.

No. The output keeps the original format.

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