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Reviews

What podcasters, producers and networks say about Audio Audit, in their own words.

Declan Conlon (Head of Audio at The Irish Times)

I find Audio Audit a really useful tool to help us ensure consistency across our output and to spot any issues, especially with loudness or peaking, that we may have missed.

Declan Conlon, Head of Audio at The Irish Times
James Cridland (Editor of Podnews)

The tool gives this podcast an 80% score and now we’ve added ID3 tags today it’ll be even higher tomorrow.

James Cridland, Editor of Podnews
Will Green (Host of the Marketing Made Clear podcast)

I wouldn’t dream of publishing an episode without putting it through Audio Audit first, and it takes less than five minutes to do so, so it’s a no-brainer.

Will Green, Host of the Marketing Made Clear podcast · Listen to the interview
David Hooper (Podcast Marketing Expert)

The four-letter-word check. Something slip through? Well, you’ve got that check, it’s Audio Audit.

David Hooper, Podcast Marketing Expert

Having a consistent level on your show is respectful of your listeners and respectful of their ears.

Vicki Davis, Host of the 10 Minute Teacher podcast · Read the case study

A daily check across all the shows to make sure that they’re meeting spec.

Technical Director, a US podcast network

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Whilst you’re here…

Audio Audit is an automatic benchmarking and proofing tool which checks the quality of your podcast MP3 files, giving you peace of mind before you publish.

It checks things like loudness, silences, restarted sentences, encoding, swearing and metadata.

See what the podcast checker covers ⇢Screenshot of an Audio Audit report

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