Vizard Agent

How to deliver at the loudness a platform expects

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent the loudness target and the peak ceiling you deliver to. It measures the speech and the music separately, cross-checks the speech figure a second way before relying on it, normalises the master to your number, and applies the same treatment to every episode in the set.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Give Vizard Agent both numbers rather than one. An average level with no peak ceiling lets a single loud moment clip the delivery, and a peak ceiling with no average target produces a file that is technically safe and audibly quiet in a feed. The numbers come from wherever you deliver to, so they're yours to supply.

Prompt

Master the audio to [-14] LUFS integrated with a true peak below [-1] dBTP. Measure the speech and the music separately first, and apply the same treatment to all the episodes so they match.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Platforms turn your video up or down to their own level, so hitting the number yourself keeps control of the sound. But loudness measurement depends on what you include, such as a musical tail, a silent gap or an intro, so the speech figure is cross-checked before a whole series is mastered to it. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Normalising to a number does not improve a recording; it only sets its level. Where the source is noisy or already damaged, hitting the target makes those problems louder, and Vizard Agent will say so rather than quietly deliver a louder fault. Already-clipped audio keeps its distortion, and a wrong mix needs balancing before it is mastered.

Common questions

What number should I use? Whatever your destination specifies. Vizard Agent cannot know your spec.

Why measure speech separately? Because a music-heavy section can carry the average while the voice sits too low. Vizard Agent measures each on its own.

What if two measurements disagree? Vizard Agent tells you and says which one it used.