IBC 2024 at the RAI centre, Amsterdam.
We really enjoyed meeting existing and potential Audyllic users at IBC 2024 at the RAI centre in Amsterdam. Here is Audyllic’s Andy at the Orban
Audyllic is a Software as a service (SaaS) that enables the reduction of dynamic range (the ratio between the loudest and softest sounds) for speech and music audio files such as podcasts, adverts for insertion into podcasts, e-learning and audio books making listening in noisier environments (particularly the car) much less difficult and a more pleasant experience.
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Users will still get 2 hours of free processing time per month, and can buy more time if required
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Make listening, using the legendary Orban ‘Optimod’ audio processing technology.
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High quality audio welcomes the listener and doesn’t distract them from the content of the show
Your audience doesn’t listen to podcasts in a near perfect audio environment such as your studio, they listen at home, at work, in cars, in gyms or outdoors on headphones, where there’s often some background noise.
Audyllic using Optimods algorithms (which incorporate an intelligent speech recognition engine) to -16dB LUF will measure between -18 and -23 RMS, and so pass the ACX test! Try it at ACX Lab and see!
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Audyllic is an online platform that processes audio files using a professional grade audio processor, Orban’s Optimod so that listeners experience a smoother, more consistent and easier to listen to experience. It gives that professional sound to audio files, and the much lower cost of doing so can be added to the project budget as needed rather than having to buy hardware or software.
Audyllic will also adjust your loudness to the podcast standard of -16 LUF.
Audyllic focuses on doing one job well – It is not an audio ‘Swiss army knife’. (While they’re very versatile and do lots of things, they don’t do one specific thing better than any other tool).
Users who registered on V1.0 will have to re-register for version V2.0 onwards.
For Best results do not compress or limit your audio file before using Audyllic, loundess normalising to between -16 and -23LUFS is ok though.
Register a user account using an email, password and an optional phone number. (No payment or card required).
Audyllic is currently free to use until November. After then, users will still get 2 hours of free processing time per month, and can buy more time if required (contact us for more details).
For best quality, use 16 bit or 24 bit linear PCM WAV files at 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 96 kHz or 192 kHz, but if you like, you can upload MP3, AAC, M4A or floating 32bit WAV files.
Once the file is complete, you can click on the download icon that appears on the dashboard -(No need to stay on the page or website once the file has started processing.
We really enjoyed meeting existing and potential Audyllic users at IBC 2024 at the RAI centre in Amsterdam. Here is Audyllic’s Andy at the Orban
Luke Harper of TheLukeReview, has been an audio engineer and V/O artist for 25 years. He recently posted a review on his YouTube channel about
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