How it works
- Measure and decode audio
- Review threshold, start and end
- Render and download normalized WAV
Detect quiet edges, adjust the cut points and render a new 24-bit WAV.
Detect quiet edges with an adjustable dBFS threshold, review start and end on a waveform, then create a new 24-bit WAV with LUFS gain and true-peak protection.
Ten-millisecond fades reduce clicks when a cut is not exactly at a zero crossing.
Positive gain is limited by the −1 dBTP ceiling. Headroom takes priority over forcing loudness.
No. The tool creates a new WAV file.