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FAQ – Audio Normalizer

1. General Information

What is the Audio Normalizer?

✔ The Audio Normalizer is a tool that adjusts the volume of audio files to ensure a consistent loudness level.
✔ It supports RMS, dB, and EBU R128 normalization.

2. Which audio formats are supported?

✔ The Audio Normalizer supports all common audio formats, including WAV, MP3, FLAC, and AAC.

2. Normalization Methods

3. How does RMS normalization work?

RMS (Root Mean Square) normalization adjusts the average loudness level of an audio file to a specific value.
✔ The signal is evenly amplified or reduced to maintain a consistent listening experience.

4. What is dB normalization?

dB normalization adjusts an audio file’s volume to a predefined decibel level.
✔ Useful for correcting very loud or very quiet recordings.

5. What is EBU R128, and why is it important?

EBU R128 is an international loudness standard used in broadcasting and professional audio.
✔ It measures loudness in LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale), ensuring consistent volume across multiple files.

3. Upload & Processing

6. Can I normalize multiple files at once?

Yes! The Audio Normalizer supports batch processing for multiple audio files.

7. How do I upload a file?

✔ Click "Select Files" to upload audio files.
✔ You can upload multiple files at once.

8. Is there a preview function?

Yes! You can listen to both the original and normalized versions before saving the file.

9. How do I export my normalized files?

✔ After normalization, you can download all files at once by clicking "Export All" or save files individually.

4. Editing & Customization

10. Can I undo the normalization?

Yes! Click "Reset" to undo all changes and restore the original file.

11. How do I delete a file?

✔ Click "Remove" to delete a single file from the list.
✔ Click "Delete All Files" to remove all uploaded files.

12. Is there a progress indicator?

Yes! A progress bar shows the status of the normalization process.

13. What is the difference between Peak and RMS normalization?

Peak Normalization ensures that the loudest part of the file does not exceed a set threshold.
RMS Normalization adjusts the overall average volume of the file.

14. Can I apply different settings for each file?

Yes! You can set individual RMS or dB values for each file.

5. System & Performance

15. What are the system requirements?

✔ The Audio Normalizer works in all modern web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
No software installation is required.

16. Is there a maximum file size?

The maximum file size depends on:

  • Your computer’s processing power.

  • The capabilities of your web browser.

17. Is there a mobile version?

Yes! The Audio Normalizer works on mobile devices, but large files may take longer to process.

6. Additional Features

18. What filters are supported?

✔ The tool supports Notch and Low-Pass filters to refine specific frequency ranges.

19. Can I save my normalization settings for future use?

No, currently settings are not saved and must be reapplied for each session.

20. How can I contact customer support?

✔ If you have questions or issues, contact us via the Support page or email.

Need more help?

If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out to support! 🎵🚀