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# Normalizing Audio in the Soundboard Editor

The Soundboard editor can be used to normalize audio, meaning set the levels so the highest peak reaches a certain level - either to avoid distortion or set the volume to match another audio source.

To normalize audio:

1. Click on the arrow button in the audio slot to open the popup menu and select Edit.
2. Click and drag on the normalize sliders on the side of the waveform window to increase or decrease volume.

3. Click on OK to save changes.

Note: Edits in the Soundboard editor do not affect your original audio file.

NOTE: Since the Soundboard editor is completely lossless, to undo any changes, simply open the file in the editor once more, move the normalize sliders back to their original positions, and click on OK.

## See also

Discover Soundboard
Using the Soundboard Editor
Using Fades in the Soundboard Editor
Cropping Audio in the Soundboard Editor
Deleting Audio in the Soundboard Editor