Dynamic Range
Meter.
Upload a song, beat, vocal, loop, mix, or master and check dynamic range, crest factor, peak level, RMS, headroom, clipping, and over-compression risk.
Measure Punch.
Control Loudness.
Use this meter to understand if your audio is punchy, over-compressed, too quiet, too dynamic, clipped, or ready for mastering.
Drop Audio Or Click To Upload
Supports browser-decodable WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC, and OGG files.
What The Dynamics
Are Telling You.
This section explains whether the audio is punchy, too compressed, clipped, too dynamic, or ready for mastering.
Dynamic range notes will appear here after analysis.
What Each Number
Means.
TPH explains dynamic range readings in plain language so producers can make better mixing and mastering decisions.
The difference between quieter and louder sections. More range can feel musical; too little can feel flat or over-limited.
The difference between peak and RMS. Higher crest factor usually means more punch and transient impact.
Density shows how compressed or packed the audio feels over time.
Save The Analysis.
TXT Or HTML.
Download a dynamic range report for your records, clients, mastering prep, beat delivery, or release checklist.
Keep The Punch.
Control The Loudness.
Use the dynamic range meter to understand your audio, then explore more TPH audio calculators, processing tools, presets, templates, and drum kits.