Understand a recording’s duration, decoded channels and sample peaks. No upload, no AI model, no account.
These are decoded sample measurements, not integrated LUFS or true-peak measurements. They do not establish whether the original recording clipped.
The inspector reads browser-decoded samples and computes duration, sample peak, whole-file RMS and a count of samples with absolute amplitude at least 0.999. The overview draws amplitude envelopes in time buckets. Reports are saved locally rather than sent to a server.
This is not a LUFS, true-peak, codec or original-sample-rate detector. Browsers may resample during decoding. Near-full-scale samples do not prove the original recording clipped or establish musical quality. The current limits are 64 MB and 10 minutes; format support depends on the browser decoder.
Use the Audio Inspector to answer specific questions without confusing sample measurements, loudness or source-file metadata.
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