Optimize audio quality with Auphonic
Auphonic
Demo summary
The user demonstrates the full workflow in Auphonic, including uploading a file, editing metadata, selecting output formats like 24-bit WAV, and configuring audio algorithms for loudness (LUFS) and noise reduction before generating the final production.
Step-by-step
- Click Upload File and select your audio track
- Click Upload and Edit to enter the configuration screen
- Enter metadata such as Title, Track, and Album
- Select the desired Output Format, such as 24-bit WAV
- Configure Audio Algorithms including Loudness (LUFS) and Compressor settings
- Set the Noise Reduction mode to Dynamic or Speech Isolation
- Click Start Production to process the file
- Click Get to download the finished track
Options
- Add an intro or outro file
- Add extended metadata like tags and subtitles
- Use Speech Recognition (paid users only)
- Adjust Maximum Peak levels
- Set LUFS to -27 for Netflix or -16 for YouTube
Watch out for
- Speech recognition is only available for paid users
- Setting the compressor to 120% boosts sound but also increases noise
Tips
- Use -16 LUFS as the standard setting for YouTube content
- Apply the compressor to help prevent noise from rising too much when boosting sound
- Use voice equalization to make the voice sound cleaner and warmer
- Select Speech Isolation if you want to remove all background noise entirely
Highlights
“It's that simple.”
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