Dynamic Audio Normalizer is a program to improve the quality of audio tracks. The platform has a large number of parameters that make the work easier, allowing you to significantly improve the sound quality of any audio.
The environment dynamically tunes the gains, an uncommon task in this type of tool. But the most important function of the program is “Normalizer”, which is basically a process used at the end of mixing or compression that reduces the dynamic range between highs and lows (peak reduction).
Installation and Command-Line Usage
Once you download the file from its official page, you have to copy the utility folder into the “System32” folder and then open the “CMD” and copy the command line.
DynamicAudioNormalizer-master/DynamicAudioNormalizerCLI.exe
The environment is a command-line program or an Audacity VST.
Now you can perform the “Normalizer” action on an audio track by typing the following term in the command line (putting your files and options).
DynamicAudioNormalizerCLI.exe -i <input_file> -o <output_file> [options]
The platform is compatible with AIFF, OGG, WAV and FLAC formats, but strangely does not accept MP3.
If you need help with all the functions of the platform, you have to write the following command line:
DynamicAudioNormalizerCLI.exe –help
Using the VST in Audacity
You can also use its VST in Audacity; to do this, you have to copy the file DynamicAudioNormalizerVST.dll into the Audacity plugins folder.
Now you just have to start Audacity, select the audio track and go to Effects and select the Dynamic Audio Normalizer effect, and from this function you can manipulate various parameters to improve the quality of the audio.
Really, the utility is a very good tool to improve the dynamic range of the audios, and you can use it as a command-line program or as a VST plugin.
Dynamic Audio Normalizer is a free program available for Windows operating systems.
