Fix uneven podcast volume
Balance quiet guests, loud hosts and changing speech levels before setting final loudness.
Read the guideYou bring the conversation. We’ll balance the voices, reduce background noise, and bring your podcast to a consistent listening level.
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Reduce jumps between quieter and louder speech so listeners reach for the volume less often.
Choose a delivery target for your podcast or voice recording, then check the finished result.
Compare a 30-second preview of your own audio. A credit is used only when full mastering succeeds.
Choose an MP3, WAV or FLAC up to 20 MB above. Get a preview of the first 30 seconds without signing up.
Like the result? Sign up with Google or email, then upload your full recording, up to 1 GB, for mastering.
Follow the progress in your dashboard. Download your MP3 or WAV, according to your credit type, and listen before publishing.
One successful full mastering uses one credit. Free credits renew monthly; paid packs are one-time purchases.
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3 MP3 masters every month
€9.99
10 WAV credits · one-time, ex VAT
€39.99
50 WAV credits · one-time, ex VAT
MP3, WAV and FLAC uploads up to 1 GB. Processing time depends on recording length and queue load.
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Practical guides for quieter guests, louder hosts and everything that happens before you hit publish.
Balance quiet guests, loud hosts and changing speech levels before setting final loudness.
Read the guideLearn what integrated loudness and true peak tell you, and how to check your delivery requirements.
Read the guideWork through editing, mastering, export and the final listening check before publishing.
Read the guideFormats, previews and credits. The practical details before you press upload.
Explore all frequently asked questionsPodcast mastering is the final step in audio production that enhances your recording's clarity, balance, and loudness. It ensures your podcast sounds professional and consistent across all listening platforms.
SONE processes a finished mix to adjust speech level, dynamics, and tonal balance. Results depend on the quality of the source recording.
We accept MP3, WAV, and FLAC files up to 1GB. Output is MP3 or WAV according to your credits.
Processing time depends on file size and the current queue. We will notify you when the completed file is ready.
Files are handled to provide the mastering service. See our Privacy Policy for details about data handling.
Upload an MP3, WAV or FLAC file up to 20 MB on the homepage to hear a mastered preview of the first 30 seconds without signing up. Create a free account for full recordings up to 1 GB and preview them before starting full mastering. The credit is used only after full processing succeeds.
SONE offers a speech mastering workflow for finished mixes, with MP3, WAV, or FLAC input up to 1GB and MP3 or WAV output according to your credits.
Premium credits purchased in packs never expire. Free monthly credits reset each month - any unused credits are forfeited when your new monthly allocation is added.
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