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Audio Activator

-What Can You Do To Fix Audio?
If your audio is recorded at a level that makes it difficult to listen to, you can raise the levels of the audio in order to put it at an optimal volume
-What Cannot Be Fixed?
If your audio is recorded at a very low and quiet level, raising the levels may not end-up helping you make the audio easier to listen to.
-What is the optimal level for sound recording?
After analyzing the three examples of audio, the -12db level seemed to have the best result. This is because it's very clear and easy to listen to without having to do any changes

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