Audio normaliser
Normalise a batch of clips to the same level by peak dBFS or LUFS loudness (EBU R128) with a peak ceiling, then download a zip. Runs in your browser.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
About the Audio normaliser
Normalising sets a batch of clips to a consistent level so no sound effect is jarringly louder or quieter than the rest. You can match by peak level in dBFS, or by perceived loudness in LUFS to the EBU R128 standard, with a peak ceiling that prevents clipping.
How to use the Audio normaliser
- Drop a batch of sound effects or music clips.
- Choose a target peak in dBFS or an integrated loudness in LUFS.
- Set a peak ceiling to prevent clipping.
- Download every normalised clip as a zip.
Frequently asked questions
Peak normalisation scales each clip so its loudest sample hits a target level, while LUFS normalisation matches perceived loudness to the EBU R128 standard, which lines up better with how loud clips actually sound to a listener.
LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale) is a measure of perceived loudness used by the EBU R128 standard. Matching clips by LUFS makes them sound equally loud even when their peak levels differ.
No. The normalisation runs in your browser and your clips are not sent to a server.
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