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ADORA AFTER DARK / v1.0

Hear your mix everywhere.

Fine-tune gain to 0.01 dB, compare destination references, and audition approximate headphone translations.

Load recording

Select a WAV, MP3, or another browser-supported recording.

Listen & export

Load a recording to begin.

Live preview includes a basic gain/limiting approximation and monitoring-only headphone EQ. Export excludes headphone EQ. Platform, level, peak ceiling, and headphone changes update the running preview without restarting playback. This does not emulate streaming encoding or real device nonlinearities.

Analysis, reference & quality checks

Optional: compare integrated loudness, RMS and true peak.
Codec generation records in real time; playback keeps running while encoding.

FFT spectrum is measured from the running monitor audio. The reference comparison is an analysis, not a direct time-synced two-track player.

Quality alerts

Load audio to analyze.

Platforms & precise levels

Reference loudness approx.—
Automatic reference gain—
Measured input RMS dBFS · not LUFS—
Integrated loudness
—
LUFS · BS.1770-style gated
True peak · estimated
—
dBTP · 4× interpolated
Loudness range
—
LU · approximate
Output gain adjustment
dB

Load a recording to estimate reference gain. Double-click the slider to reset to 0 dB.

Advanced platform & precise level settings
Final output gain—
Extra gain trim
dB
0.01 dB precision · double-click slider to reset to 0 · arrow keys for fine adjustments · snaps near zero
Peak ceiling
dBFS

These are editable preview references, not guaranteed platform specifications. Loudness and true-peak analysis are approximate and not compliance-certified; actual upload processing varies by platform.

A loudness reference is not a compression threshold. Matching it does not guarantee a platform will avoid compression or encoding changes.

Headphone translation

Built-in named headphones use generic EQ classes. Upload measured CSV for an actual response-derived target (still affected by fit and calibration).

Simulation amount
%

Headphone options are a discovery catalog with generic, illustrative EQ classes, not manufacturer-specific measured profiles. Shared classes can produce identical previews. Bluetooth modes, fit, seal, ANC, spatial audio, distortion, and dynamics are not modeled.