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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2016 · 4 MIN

Let Us Be Normal

from Voice Over on Linux · host Mark Walker

Someone new to audio production might wonder what in the world is normalization in audio, and why do engineers normalize their audio? In short, audio normalization brings the levels of sound files from different sources to be about the same. And that same person might be surprised to learn that this usually does not happen naturally. We'll look at what normalization does to audio, the different types of normalization, and which one to use.

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