Loudness Analyzer
Real, measured loudness — integrated LUFS, true peak, crest factor, and dynamic range — not a guess from waveform shape alone. Shown next to the loudness targets the major streaming platforms publish, so you can see where your track actually sits before you upload it anywhere.
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Analyzing — running the same measurement pass as Track Analyzer…
Loudness
Loudness over time
Streaming platform reference
Publicly documented loudness normalization targets, shown for context only — this isn't a pass/fail grade, and platforms adjust these figures periodically. Streaming services don't mandate one exact number; this is informational, not a requirement.
Waveform
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What this is: Loudness Analyzer reads the exact same measurement Track Analyzer already computes on your file in one pass — this page just gives that one result its own focused view. Want the full picture (loudness, dynamics, mix health, frequency balance, and more, all at once)? Open Track Analyzer →
Want mix health, frequency balance, and stereo width too?
Track Analyzer runs the full measurement pass — one free upload, every result at once.
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Read loudness in context
Integrated LUFS describes average perceived level over the track. True peak estimates inter-sample peaks; crest factor compares peak and RMS level. Streaming normalization is playback behavior, not a universal mastering target.