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The Levelator adjusts audio levels in podcasts and other audio files, with software binaries listed for Windows, OS X, and Linux.
About The Levelator
The Levelator is an audio utility preserved on the Internet Archive. The archive item lists binaries and source code, credited to Doug Kaye and others, with a publication date of 2005. It is described as software that adjusts audio levels within a podcast or other audio file, such as variations from one speaker to the next.
It runs on Windows, OS X as a universal binary, and Linux (Ubuntu). Use is based on drag-and-drop: you drop a WAV or AIFF file onto the application window and receive a new version with adjusted levels. The page provides downloads including Mac OS X disk images and Windows executables in several versions.
The page suits people working with spoken-word recordings who want a basic leveling step. Because this is an archived copy with no in-browser preview, files must be downloaded to a computer to use.
Key features
- Adjusts audio levels between speakers in a recording
- Runs on Windows, OS X, and Linux (Ubuntu)
- Processes WAV and AIFF files via drag-and-drop
- Provides Mac disk images and Windows executables
- Archived with source code and multiple versions
Best for: Best for podcast creators who need a basic tool to even out volume differences between speakers.
Good for
- Simple drag-and-drop workflow
- Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Multiple versions preserved in one place
Watch out for
- No in-browser preview; files must be downloaded
- Only WAV and AIFF input described
The Levelator at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Linux Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Linux, Web, Windows
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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The Levelator FAQ
What is The Levelator?
It is software that adjusts audio levels within a podcast or other audio file, for example for variations from one speaker to the next.
Which operating systems does it support?
The description lists Windows, OS X as a universal binary, and Linux (Ubuntu).
What audio files can it process?
WAV or AIFF files that are dragged onto the application window.
What can be downloaded from this page?
The Internet Archive item lists Mac OS X disk images, Windows executables, and source files in several versions.
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