Leveler
A free and open-source audio tool used to automatically level the volume of podcast recordings.
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The developer used Claude, providing two audio files (the original audio and the edited final product) and the single line "make it sound like this," and generated the audio engine in 20 to 30 minutes, passing on the first listen.
Targeting the problem of inconsistent volume between host and guest during podcast recording, the Leveler app uses reference audio to drive the model to generate an audio engine, compressing the development cycle to the half-hour level.
Robles made Leveler because he had to manually adjust the volume every time after downloading a video from Riverside; he threw the "raw audio" and the "fixed audio" to Claude together and had it rebuild an audio engine, which was up and running in twenty to thirty minutes.
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Targeting the problem of inconsistent volume between host and guest during podcast recording, the Leveler app uses reference audio to drive the model to generate an audio engine, compressing the development cycle to the half-hour level.
50%UnverifiedRobles made Leveler because he had to manually adjust the volume every time after downloading a video from Riverside; he threw the "raw audio" and the "fixed audio" to Claude together and had it rebuild an audio engine, which was up and running in twenty to thirty minutes.
50%UnverifiedThe developer used Claude, providing two audio files (the original audio and the edited final product) and the single line "make it sound like this," and generated the audio engine in 20 to 30 minutes, passing on the first listen.
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