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Check audio technically

Check audio technically

Find technical issues such as clipping, unsuitable loudness, unusual channels, codec problems, long silence, or metadata before sharing a file.

Your result

A technical quality report; no automatic changes

Access and price

Free

Free workflow. No payment or Audiocrowd account is required.

Not applicable to free tools.

No one-off purchase: this workflow is free.

Tool access and any separate music license are separate concepts.

Next step

What should you do after the technical report?

The Audio QC report shows issues but does not correct them. Choose the next workflow based on the specific finding.

At a glance

Access
Free
Input
One audio file · .aac, .aiff, .flac, .m4a, .mp3, .oga, .ogg, .opus, .wav
Output
A technical quality report; no automatic changes
Handling
Private and stored temporarily
Account
No account required.

In three steps

How the workflow works

  1. Choose an audio file and upload it securely
  2. Have technical values and possible issues checked
  3. Review the report and choose a suitable workflow if needed

What the technical audio check covers

  • Clipping and peak values that may indicate overload
  • Integrated loudness, loudness range, and true peak
  • Channels, channel layout, codec, and sample rate
  • Long silent sections of two seconds or more
  • Whether technical metadata is present without storing its values

Analysis only, no automatic changes

The technical audio check does not change your original file or create a corrected output. If you want to adjust loudness, use the workflow for automatically adjusting loudness afterwards.

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License music for your intended use

We check whether a track can be licensed for your use based on the specific track and usage context, including your selected channels, territory, and term. The resulting license defines which uses it covers. If your case cannot be assessed automatically, we review it individually.