Auphonic

Auphonic is an automated audio post-production service that levels, cleans, and masters audio for podcasts and broadcasts.

Overview

Auphonic automates the technical side of audio post-production. Upload your recording and it applies loudness normalization, noise and hum reduction, adaptive leveling, and mastering to deliver broadcast-ready audio. Auphonic supports multi-track processing, automatic chapter creation, and publishing integrations, making it a favorite among podcasters and broadcasters who want consistent, professional sound without manual mixing.

Key Features

• Automatic loudness normalization to broadcast standards.
• Noise, hum, and reverberation reduction.
• Adaptive leveling and mastering.
• Multi-track processing and mixing.
• Automatic chapter marks and metadata.
• Publishing integrations with podcast platforms.
• Batch processing and API for automation.
• Automatic chapter marks and metadata for podcasts.
• Batch processing and API for automated workflows.

Pricing

Auphonic uses a freemium model with monthly processing credits. The free tier allows a set amount of audio processing per month, while paid plans expand hours, unlock multi-track and advanced features, and add integrations. Tiers serve individual podcasters through production teams.

Who Is It For

Auphonic is ideal for podcasters, broadcasters, educators, and content creators who want consistent, professional audio quality without manual mastering. It is a strong fit for regular, automated audio post-production.

FAQ

Is Auphonic free to use?

Auphonic offers a free tier with a monthly processing allowance. Paid plans expand processing hours and unlock multi-track, advanced features, and integrations.

Does Auphonic offer an API?

Yes, Auphonic provides an API that lets developers and businesses automate audio post-production and integrate processing into their workflows.

How does Auphonic compare to alternatives?

Auphonic focuses on automated, broadcast-quality mastering. Compared with Adobe Podcast it offers more technical control and loudness standards, and compared with manual DAWs it saves significant time. It is a top pick for podcast post-production.

What are the main use cases for Auphonic?

Auphonic is used for automated audio post-production in podcasts and broadcasts. Creators rely on it to level, clean, and master audio to broadcast standards without manual mixing.

Can beginners use Auphonic?

Yes. Auphonic is straightforward: upload audio and it applies professional processing automatically. Beginners get broadcast-ready sound with minimal effort, while pros can adjust settings for finer control.

How quickly can I get results with Auphonic?

Auphonic processes most episodes within minutes of upload. Because the loudness normalization, noise reduction, and mastering are fully automated, you avoid the repetitive mixing work that typically slows podcast production. Many creators simply route every new recording through Auphonic so their entire back catalog and future episodes maintain a consistent, broadcast-ready sound.