What does audio normalization do?
It adjusts the overall gain so the highest peak reaches a chosen target.
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Normalize an audio file to a selected peak level directly in your browser. Improve consistency while keeping the recording on your device.
Audio normalization adjusts the overall gain so that the highest peak reaches a selected target level. It can make quiet recordings easier to hear and create more consistent output.
Normalization is useful for interviews, voice notes, podcast clips, music previews and batches of recordings captured at different levels.
AudioDock performs the calculation locally and does not require a remote processing queue.
Your audio never leaves your device.
AudioDock processes every audio file directly inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded to AudioDock servers, stored in the cloud or sent to a third-party processing service.
No uploads · No account · No cloud processing.
Normalize Audio supports compatible MP3 and WAV recordings. Results depend on the original recording and available headroom.
It adjusts the overall gain so the highest peak reaches a chosen target.
No. Normalization changes overall gain, while dynamic compression reduces the difference between louder and quieter parts.
A target near -1 dB is commonly used to leave a small amount of headroom.
No. Normalization runs locally in your browser.
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