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AI-powered audio review & delivery for voice production teams
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Running 6 quality checks
The Voice Quality Analyzer runs a six-point quality check on a voice recording and tells you, in plain language, whether it is ready to ship. It measures integrated loudness, scans for clipping and digital distortion, estimates the noise floor, finds long silences and dead air, checks consistency across the file and flags overall clarity issues.
Instead of opening a DAW and inspecting waveforms by hand, you get one report that says what is wrong and what to do about it — with links to the free tools that fix each problem. It is built for podcast editors and voice-over producers who need a fast, repeatable QA pass before sending a deliverable to a client or uploading to a platform.
Use it as a fast audio quality check: upload the file and the report tells you, in plain language, whether the audio quality is good enough to publish, with a pass, warn or fail on each issue. When you need to check audio quality before a podcast goes live or a voice-over ships, this is the quickest way to catch loudness, noise, clipping and clarity problems in a single pass.
Six things: integrated loudness (LUFS), clipping/true-peak issues, background noise floor, long silences, level consistency across the file, and general clarity. Each gets a pass/warn/fail with a recommended fix.
No. The analyzer is read-only — it reports issues but never modifies the file. Use the linked tools (Volume Normalizer, Silence Trimmer) to act on what it finds.
Aim for −16 LUFS for podcasts and spoken-word delivery, with a true peak at or below −1 dBTP.
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