Audio Compressor Online

Steady Levels Without a Mixing Desk

You know the recording: one moment the speaker leans in and it’s blasting, the next they trail off and you can barely hear them. Riding a volume fader by hand is tedious, and desktop compressors bury the fix under threshold, ratio, attack, and release knobs. This tool skips all of that — four presets tuned for real material, one tap, and the loud and quiet parts sit together.

Presets that already know the settings

Voice is dialed in for podcasts and narration. Light adds gentle polish to music, Medium is the safe all-rounder, and Heavy clamps down hard on noisy or very dynamic material. Each one carries a sensible threshold, ratio, attack, release, and makeup gain, so you get a professional dynamics curve without touching a single number.

Louder-feeling, not just louder

Compression pulls the peaks down and lifts the average, so audio feels present and consistent — different from a straight volume change. If your file is simply too quiet, the volume booster or the audio normalizer raise the level without reshaping dynamics. And when you just need a hard ceiling so nothing clips on export, reach for the audio limiter.

Private because it never leaves

Interviews and voice recordings are exactly the files you don’t want on someone else’s server. Here the compression runs on your own device — the same Web Audio engine that powers the full Notevibes editor. Because there’s no server doing the work, there’s nothing to meter: no watermark, no daily cap, no sign-up, files up to 200 MB.

When you want the knobs after all

The presets cover most jobs, but sometimes you need to dial threshold and ratio yourself and stack compression with EQ, limiting, and effects. That’s the online audio editor, where you can process whole tracks in one pass and fine-tune every stage.