Audio Peak and Channel Inspector
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Known limits
The tool does not establish LUFS, true peak or delivery compliance; decoded browser audio may differ from studio software.
Input and processing
Inspect sample rate, channel count, peak level and possible clipped samples in an audio file.
How to use
Select an audio file, run the local inspection, compare peak and channel values, then export a report.
Inspection
The tool does not establish LUFS, true peak or delivery compliance; decoded browser audio may differ from studio software.
Who should use this tool?
Inspect sample rate, channel count, peak level and possible clipped samples in an audio file.
Before you begin
Select an audio file, run the local inspection, compare peak and channel values, then export a report.
Step-by-step instructions
- Prepare the supported inputs described above. Keep original files as a backup.
- Use the tool controls to process the information. Review any on-screen warnings before proceeding.
- Inspect the generated output against your input before downloading or printing.
What will you receive?
Channel-level peak and possible-clipping measurements.
Limitations and incorrect-result cases
The tool does not establish LUFS, true peak or delivery compliance; decoded browser audio may differ from studio software.
Questions about your data
Are my files sent to a server?
File-processing calculations run in this browser. Hosting, fonts, analytics scripts and optional third-party libraries may still make network requests. Read our privacy policy for details.
Should I trust the output without checking?
No. Compare important results with the original and use a professional check where legally or technically required.