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What this guide covers

For musicians and mastering engineers delivering music to Spotify. It restates the help article's playback target, headroom rules, the three Premium listening levels and the mastering tips. Based on one captured copy of the article, which shows no revision date; nothing was measured or uploaded.

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Spotify loudness normalization for artists: -14 LUFS target, true-peak headroom and Premium levels

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For musicians and mastering engineers delivering music to Spotify. It restates the help article's playback target, headroom rules, the three Premium listening levels and the mastering tips. Based on one captured copy of the article, which shows no revision date; nothing was measured or uploaded.

Useful starting points

  • The article says to keep true peak below -1 dB, and below -2 dB when the master is louder than -14 LUFS integrated, to avoid extra distortion in lossy encoding.
  • Expect different playback levels outside the app: normalization is not applied in the web player or on third-party hardware like TVs and speakers.
  • On the Loud setting the article says a limiter engages to prevent clipping, regardless of the track's true peak.
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