RMS / Peak
Analyzer.
Upload a song, beat, vocal, loop, or mix and instantly measure RMS, peak level, true peak estimate, crest factor, headroom, clipping risk, dynamics, and channel balance.
Measure Levels.
Protect Headroom.
Use this tool to check how loud your audio really is before mixing, mastering, uploading, or sending files to an artist, engineer, or distributor.
Drop Audio Or Click To Upload
Supports browser-decodable WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC, and OGG files.
What The Levels
Are Telling You.
This section explains whether the file is clipping, too quiet, too compressed, too dynamic, or ready for mastering.
Level notes will appear here after analysis.
What Each Number
Means.
TPH explains the analysis in plain language so producers can learn while checking their audio.
The highest sample level in your audio. Peaks close to 0 dBFS leave less headroom.
The average signal power. RMS helps show perceived level, density, and compression.
The difference between peak and RMS. Higher crest factor usually means more punch and dynamics.
Save The Analysis.
TXT Or HTML.
Download a level report for your records, clients, mastering prep, beat delivery, or release checklist.
Check Levels.
Mix Cleaner.
Use the analyzer to understand your audio, then explore TPH drum kits, vocal presets, DAW templates, loops, and creator tools built for real home studio sessions.