Ensure your DJ mix sounds consistent from start to finish. Upload a mix and the AI identifies volume inconsistencies between tracks, highlighting drops, spikes, and transitions where gain staging is off. The report includes timestamps and specific level measurements so you know exactly where to make adjustments before publishing your mix.
Different tracks are mastered to different loudness levels, and DJs performing live are managing gain staging by ear under loud club conditions. This often results in some tracks sounding noticeably louder or quieter than others in the recorded mix. Additionally, different genres have very different average loudness profiles: an EDM track and a house track at the same fader position may have a 4-6 dB perceived volume difference.
The report identifies every track in the mix and provides its measured loudness in LUFS, along with the variance from the average loudness of the full mix. Tracks that deviate significantly from the mean, by more than 3 LU in either direction, are flagged with a timestamp so you can find them quickly and apply volume automation or re-record that section with adjusted fader levels.
Yes. This is exactly the intended use case. Running your recorded mix through the level checker before publishing helps you catch any jarring volume drops or spikes that might disrupt the listening experience on streaming platforms. It's particularly important for podcast-format DJ mixes where listeners are using headphones and volume inconsistencies are much more noticeable than in a club environment.
The tool reports the issues and provides specific timestamps and measurements. Fixing the levels requires re-recording the problematic transitions in your DJ software or applying volume automation in an audio editor after the fact. The report gives you all the information you need to make targeted corrections efficiently without listening through the entire mix manually.