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Podcast Audio Grader

Welcome to the Podcast Audio Quality Grader! This tool analyzes the audio quality of your podcast and provides feedback on several key metrics. The grading system is based on commonly accepted audio quality standards and is designed to help you improve your podcast's audio quality.

• Loudness: It's like how loud or soft the sound of your podcast is. If it's too soft, people might have trouble hearing it, and if it's too loud, it might hurt their ears.
• Peak: This is the loudest part of your podcast. If the peak is too high,it might sound distorted or uncomfortable, but if it's too low, the audio might lack impact.
• Noise Floor: This is like the quiet hum you hear when no one is talking. If the noise floor is too high, it can be distracting, but if it's too low, your podcast will sound very clear and clean.
• Dynamic Range: This is the difference between the loudest and quietest parts of your podcast. If the dynamic range is too big, it can be annoying because listeners will constantly need to adjust their volume. If it's too small, your podcast might sound flat and boring.

How it Graded this Episode:

Loudness Quality: High The overall loudness of your podcast is at a good level. It should be comfortably audible in most listening environments. Keep up the good work!

Peak Quality: High The maximum volume levels in your podcast are well-balanced. None of them are excessively loud that they risk causing distortion.

Noise floor Quality: Medium There's a moderate amount of noise. The spectral flatness suggests that your audio is somewhat noise-like. Reducing it could make your podcast clearer and more pleasant to listen to. Try using noise reduction tools during editing.

Dynamic range Quality: High Your podcast has a small dynamic range, which is excellent for ensuring a consistent listening experience. This shows that the volume levels between your loudest and quietest parts are well-balanced. Keep up the good work!

Thanks so much for listening, I really appreciate it so much. If you need any help with your podcast, feel free to reach out. My email is [e-mail]

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