ComfyUI Node: Audio Normalize

Audio Normalize:

SaltAudioNormalize is designed to help you achieve consistent audio levels by normalizing the volume of your audio files. This node is particularly useful when you have audio segments with varying loudness and you want to ensure a uniform listening experience. By normalizing the audio, it adjusts the amplitude of the audio signal to a standard level, making it easier to mix and process further. This can be especially beneficial in scenarios where you are combining multiple audio tracks or preparing audio for broadcasting or streaming, ensuring that all parts of your audio project maintain a consistent volume.

Audio Normalize Input Parameters:

audio

This parameter accepts an audio file in the wav format. The audio file you provide will be processed to normalize its volume. The normalization process adjusts the amplitude of the audio signal to a standard level, ensuring consistent loudness across the entire audio file. This is particularly useful for balancing audio levels in projects with multiple audio sources.

Audio Normalize Output Parameters:

audio

The output is the normalized audio file in the wav format. This audio file will have its volume adjusted to a consistent level, making it easier to mix with other audio tracks or use in various audio projects. The normalization process ensures that the audio maintains a uniform loudness, providing a better listening experience.

Audio Normalize Usage Tips:

• Use SaltAudioNormalize when you have multiple audio tracks with varying loudness levels to ensure a consistent volume across all tracks.
• Normalize audio before applying other effects or mixing to achieve a balanced and professional sound.

Audio Normalize Common Errors and Solutions:

Error: Unsupported audio format

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input audio file is not in the wav format.
• Solution: Ensure that the audio file you provide is in the wav format before using the SaltAudioNormalize node.

Error: Audio file is corrupted or unreadable

• Explanation: This error indicates that the input audio file is either corrupted or cannot be read by the node.
• Solution: Verify the integrity of your audio file and ensure it is not corrupted. Try re-exporting the audio file from your audio editing software.

Error: Insufficient memory to process audio

• Explanation: This error occurs when the system does not have enough memory to process the audio file.
• Solution: Close other applications to free up memory or try processing a smaller audio file. If the problem persists, consider upgrading your system's memory.