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Auto Normalization
The Auto Normalization feature analyzes the loudness of selected audio clips and adjusts them to meet different platform standards (LUFS/LKFS). This ensures your content complies with broadcasting requirements whether you're publishing to YouTube, streaming services, or traditional broadcast platforms. You can choose from preset options or set custom loudness values.
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Access Auto Normalization
1 Click on the audio clip in the timeline that you want to normalize.
2 In the upper-right audio settings panel, navigate to Audio > Basic.
3 Locate the Auto Normalization option in the Basic audio settings.
Choose Platform Presets
Once you enable Auto Normalization, you'll see preset options designed for different platforms and broadcasting standards:
1 -23 LUFS: European broadcasting standard (EBU R128), ideal for traditional TV and radio.
2 -16 LUFS: Streaming platforms standard, perfect for YouTube, Netflix, and online video content.
3 -14 LUFS: Music streaming services standard, suitable for Spotify, Apple Music, and similar platforms.
Set Custom Loudness Values
For specific requirements or unique broadcasting standards, you can set custom LUFS values:
1 Click the Custom button to enable manual adjustment.
2 Use the LUFS slider to adjust the loudness level, or input a specific value.
3 The range typically allows adjustments from -23 LUFS to -10 LUFS for maximum flexibility.
Apply and Reset Settings
After selecting your desired loudness standard:
1 Click the Apply button to process the audio normalization.
2 Filmora will analyze and adjust the selected audio clip(s) automatically.
3 To reset the normalization, toggle the Auto Normalization switch off, or click the reset icon.
Note:
- Auto Normalization works on both audio and video clips with audio tracks.
- The feature analyzes the entire duration of the selected clip to determine optimal loudness adjustment.
- Clicking the RESET button in the Audio editing panel will reset all audio editing settings.
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