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Audacity Normalize effect: what the manual page says about peak level, DC offset and stereo
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What this guide covers
A line-referenced reading of the Audacity Normalize manual page for editors cleaning up their own recordings. It covers the dialog options, defaults, workflow order and how Normalize differs from Amplify. The note rests on one documentation page; nothing was run and no audio was heard.
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Audacity Normalize effect: what the manual page says about peak level, DC offset and stereo
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A line-referenced reading of the Audacity Normalize manual page for editors cleaning up their own recordings. It covers the dialog options, defaults, workflow order and how Normalize differs from Amplify. The note rests on one documentation page; nothing was run and no audio was heard.
Useful starting points
- The page advises doing the peak-level step as a final edit before export, and using Normalize early only to remove DC offset.
- A positive target level is rejected and disables Apply and Preview; the page points to Amplify for going above 0 dB.
- Leave the stereo-channels option unchecked to keep the original left and right balance.
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