Free Home Studio Analysis for Voice Actors | VoiceEditSuite
Home Studio Analysis
YOUR ROOM, MEASURED
Free · no account needed

How good does your studio
really sound?

Read our 30-second script in your normal setup, upload the file, and get a measured acoustic report on your room: echo, noise floor, hum, sibilance, and level control. Real measurements from your actual audio, with a practical fix for every problem found.

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Read the script below
In your normal recording spot, exactly as you'd record a job. Stay silent for 3 seconds before and after.
2
Upload the RAW file
Straight out of your DAW or recorder. No mastering, no EQ, no compression, no noise reduction, no editing. We need to hear the room, not your plugins.
3
Get your studio report
Six measured scores, an overall grade, and exactly what to fix first.
The test script · about 30 seconds

Welcome to my studio. This is exactly how it sounds today.

Peter packed a dozen paper plates, then placed them beside the busy bakery door.

Seventy-six silver spoons sat still in the summer sunshine.

Take a breath. Let the room answer.

Big bold broadcasts begin with a quiet, controlled space.

And this, right here, is mine.

Remember: 3 seconds of silence before the first word and after the last, with the mic live. That silence is how we measure your room.
⚠ Raw audio only: this is the whole test
Upload the file exactly as recorded: no mastering, no EQ, no compression, no noise reduction, no editing, no normalizing. Processing hides your room, so a cleaned-up file gives you a flattering, useless score. Warts and all is the point.
Drop your recording here
or browse your files. Nothing is uploaded until you start the analysis.
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Your voice stays yours. We never use your audio to train AI voice models or build datasets. No exceptions. Your file is processed, handed back to you, and automatically deleted. How we handle your audio →

We remember it for next time. If you test more than one mic, each keeps its own history, so a new mic never reads as your room getting better or worse.

Free analysis covers up to 45 seconds of audio · subscribers get a full minute