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Find the peak volume level in an audio file
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Tool usage guide
The Audio Peak Detector analyzes audio files to identify the highest volume level, helping ensure audio quality and compliance with standards like broadcast loudness limits.
Background
A podcaster records weekly episodes and needs to avoid distortion on listening platforms.
Problem
Sudden loud segments in the audio could cause listener discomfort or platform rejection.
How to use
Upload the episode MP3 file to the tool for peak detection.
Outcome
The tool reports the peak volume level, allowing the podcaster to apply normalization if needed.
Background
A music producer is finalizing a track and wants to ensure no clipping occurs during playback.
Problem
Clipping from excessive volume can lead to audio distortion and poor sound quality.
How to use
Upload the WAV file of the mixed track to analyze peak levels.
Outcome
The peak level is identified, enabling the producer to adjust gain settings for a clean output.
Common formats like MP3, WAV, and AAC are supported, based on the audio/* file type.
Peak volume is measured in decibels relative to full scale (dBFS).
Yes, the maximum file size is 200 MB.
No, the tool processes one audio file at a time.
The JSON output contains the peak volume level and related metadata for analysis.