MP3 Normalizer For Mac

Normalizing audio files can help you deal with recordings that are either too quiet or too loud. MP3 Normalizer is an easy to use macOS application that can batch normalize MP3 and WAV files in no time.

The MP3 Normalizer user interface is represented by a small window where you must specify the output files location, and feed the files you want to process via the Finder menu, or by using drag and drop movements.

The MP3 and WAV files will be handled on the spot, and you can monitor the process and view a list with all the files in a separate panel. For your convenience, MP3 Normalizer can also send the normalized audio files to iTunes: the files are placed in a distinct playlist, and you get to input the name.

Within the MP3 Normalizer Preferences window, you can decide to use the Park or the RMS audio normalization method, or you can allow the app to make an automatic selection. Moreover, you can specify the target level or choose the bit rate and the channels for the output MP3.

Other customization options include the possibility to add fade in effects when the tracks start, or to trim the silence both at the beginning and at the end of the audio. Last but not least, you get to adjust the app’s behavior in certain situations.

Bottom line, MP3 Normalizer offers you the possibility to smooth up your sound recordings and normalize both the quiet and the loud parts.

MP3 Normalizer can trim the silence parts, or insert fading effects to your tracks without making you deal with any technical details.