Auto Level

Keeping a track at a consistent level often means spending time riding the fader, drawing volume automation, or asking a compressor to handle changes that happen over much longer periods. Auto Level is designed to handle that job automatically. It listens to the incoming signal and makes smooth, continuous gain adjustments to guide the audio toward a target level. When the performance falls back, Auto Level can gently bring it forward. When it gets louder, it can pull it back. For vocals, that means a performance can stay present even when the singer moves between louder and softer phrases. Bass lines can sit more consistently in the mix. Podcasts, voiceovers, and other spoken content can remain easier to follow even when the speaker moves around the microphone or changes intensity. Unlike a compressor, Auto Level is primarily concerned with the overall level over time rather than quickly reshaping individual transients. That makes the two processors natural partners: Auto Level can handle the slower changes in level while a compressor catches faster peaks and adds whatever dynamic character you want. The workflow is intentionally simple. Set the level you want the signal to sit around, choose how quickly Auto Level should react, and limit how much gain correction it is allowed to apply. The result is less time chasing levels and more time listening to the performance. Whether you're working with vocals, bass, dialogue, podcasts, voiceovers, or other dynamic material, Auto Level provides a straightforward way to keep the signal steady, present, and under control.