DeadAir Inspector turns a long audio file into a reviewable cue list. Open a file to see its waveform, quiet spans, and clusters of saturated samples on one timeline. Select a cue to see the measured evidence and play a short excerpt around it. Mark each finding as Needs edit or Expected, add a note, and export a PDF review report or CSV cue list. The scanner uses a -48 dBFS threshold and flags quiet spans lasting at least 0.35 seconds. It looks for sample values near the digital ceiling to suggest clipping. These are review candidates, not a judgment about your material: intentional pauses and mastered peaks may be expected. Listen and decide before editing. Try the built-in 12-second studio sample to see the full workflow. Your recent inspections and review notes stay on your Mac. Source audio is never modified or uploaded. No account, subscription, ads, analytics, tracking, or in-app purchases are required. DeadAir Inspector is for Mac audio editors, podcasters, and producers preparing a handoff. It does not repair audio or replace critical listening.
Music · iPhone, iPad · $4.99
