Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is audio normalization?
Normalization is a digital signal processing technique that analyzes the highest peak in an audio recording and applies proportional gain across the entire track so the peak reaches the optimal target level (-0.5 dB).
Q: Will normalization make my audio distort?
No! Because it scales proportionally and caps peaks at -0.5 dB (95% full scale), it prevents clipping distortion completely.
Q: Is this tool free with no limits?
Yes! You can normalize music, speech, and podcast episodes of any duration directly in your browser.
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