Turn any audio file up or down. Reduce a track that's too loud, or boost one that's too quiet — same audio, new volume.
Large boosts can cause clipping (a harsh, distorted sound) if the track is already close to full volume. Reducing volume is always safe and never causes distortion.
Volume adjustment changes how loud a track plays back, without touching its pitch, tempo, or content. It's the same operation as turning a volume knob — just applied permanently to the audio file itself.
Reduce the volume of a track that's mixed too hot, or boost one that's too quiet compared to everything else in your library. Boosting beyond the original level can introduce some clipping on already-loud material — reducing is always clean.
Your audio, volume changed by the exact percentage you chose, ready to download as MP3.
Fix a track that's noticeably louder or quieter than the rest of your playlist.
Even out a recording before combining it with other clips.
Turn down a music bed so it sits under dialogue instead of overpowering it.
Quickly test how a sample sits at a different level before committing to a full remix.
Pick how much louder or quieter, from −90% to +100%.
Drag your audio file into the box above. Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A and more.
Download the volume-adjusted MP3 — same content, new level.