I explain and compares two Audacity effects: Loudness Normalization and Normalize, demonstrating their differences and practical applications for editing audio tracks. They provide a step-by-step guide to applying these effects, showing how they alter audio waveforms and sound quality.
Loudness Normalization adjusts the perceived loudness of the entire track, often using a target LUFS value (set to -16 in this demonstration). This ensures consistent volume across tracks.
Normalize adjusts the peak amplitude of the track to a target level (set to -1 dB here), focusing on the loudest points without averaging the overall loudness.
The video highlights the noticeable changes in waveforms after a...