Boost the low end of any audio file with a low-shelf filter, right in your browser. A built-in limiter keeps the output from clipping.
A peak limiter automatically keeps the boosted output just under 0 dBFS, so it won't clip even on already-loud tracks.
After boosting the low frequencies, the tool scans the whole track for its loudest peak and scales the output down if needed so it stays at or below -1 dBFS. You get more bass without distortion.
It applies a low-shelf boost centered around 90Hz, the sub-bass and bass region, so kicks and low bass lines get louder without also boosting midrange vocals or instruments.
No. Loudness normalization changes the overall level; this tool reshapes the frequency balance by boosting the lows specifically, then applies a safety limiter so the result doesn't clip.