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Desktop App · Updated Jul 2026

loudnorm

Drop a folder of audio files, see each one's current loudness, pick a target preset, and batch-normalize every file to a consistent level in one click. Built for podcasters, YouTubers, and course creators whose takes come in at wildly different volumes.

loudnorm screenshot
Key features
  • Input — drag-and-drop files or whole folders (recursive discovery), plus Add files / Add folder dialogs. Supports mp3, wav, m4a, aac, flac, ogg, opus, aif/aiff. Non-audio files…
  • Loudness analysis.
  • Target presets — Podcast −16 · Streaming −14 · Broadcast −23 · Custom. The custom dialog exposes normalization mode (LUFS / RMS / peak), target level, and true-peak ceiling…
  • Normalize pass — applies the computed gain, then either a static soft-clip limiter (tanh knee) or a gain-reduction true-peak guard, and writes a normalized WAV. Batch queue…
  • Output rules — defaults to <source>/normalized/; a custom output folder is selectable. Originals are never touched; name collisions get a (1) suffix. Show in folder reveals…
  • Keyboard — Ctrl/Cmd-O add files, Ctrl/Cmd-Enter normalize all, Esc cancel.
First releaseJul 2026
Last updatedJul 2026
PlatformWindows

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loudnorm is experimental software shared free of charge. Using it means accepting the terms below in full. If you do not accept them, do not download or run it.

Experimental, unfinished software
This is a personal side project released as an experiment, not a commercial product. It may contain bugs, may behave unpredictably, may stop working after an operating system update, and may be abandoned at any time without notice or migration path.
No warranty of any kind
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You accept all risk
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To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, NixBiz and Anand Bhandari accept no liability for any damages whatsoever — including data loss, corrupted or deleted files, lost profits, business interruption, hardware issues, security incidents, or any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages — arising from or connected to your use of, or inability to use, this software.
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Free, and no support promised
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