Analyze Free tool
Online tuner
Tune your voice, guitar, bass or any instrument with your microphone.
- 100% free
- Runs in your browser
- Instant results
- No sign-up
Reading the file…
Integrated loudness
–LUFS
How loud the whole track feels
True peak
–dBTP
Loudness range
–LU
Difference between the quiet and loud parts
- Short-term max
- – LUFS
- Momentary max
- – LUFS
- Sample peak
- – dBFS
- RMS
- – dBFS
- Crest factor
- – dB
- Peak to loudness (PLR)
- – dB
- Stereo correlation
- –
- Stereo width
- – %
Loudness over time
LUFS
Spectrum
Average, 20 Hz – 20 kHz
On streaming services
Reference levels published by each service (they can change). Louder tracks are turned down to that level when normalisation is on.
- Integrated, short-term and momentary LUFS
- True peak and clipping check
- Spectrum and stereo width
Step by step
How to use it
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Allow the microphone.
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Play or sing one note at a time.
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Tune until the needle sits in the middle.
FAQ
Questions
Short answers about this tool.
Is the sound recorded?
No. The microphone is only analysed live in your browser and nothing is stored or sent.
Which reference should I use?
Most music is tuned to A4 = 440 Hz. Change it only if the recording or the band you play with uses another reference.
The note jumps or does not show. Why?
Play one note at a time, close to the microphone, and let it ring. Chords, loud background noise and very quiet notes cannot be read.
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