Vizard Agent

How to fix uneven levels without the voice sounding processed

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the levels you need and say the voice must still sound like the person. Levelling works by pushing quiet parts up and loud parts down, and pushed far enough that makes any voice sound gritty, so the check that matters is a comparison against the original, not a meter reading.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say "cosmetic" and mean it literally. Asking Vizard Agent for professional-sounding audio invites the entire processing chain, such as compression, de-essing and an exciter, when what you want is the same voice with only its level problems taken out. Give the numbers too: a peak ceiling, and a floor for the quiet passages.

Prompt

Level out the audio on this source video, maximum -6dB, and fix any mic pops. Do not modify or change the voice itself: only cosmetic audio fixes so it sounds professional. The voice should still sound natural and organic, exactly like the source, just balanced.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Levelling applied to the whole file has to be aggressive enough for the quietest moment. Applied only where the speech is quiet, it lets everything else be left alone. And the test is not whether the file meets the target, but whether the voice still sounds like the person when the two are played back to back. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Some recordings cannot be levelled gently. If the original is clipped, recorded far from the microphone, or has a noise floor close to the speech, the processing needed to make it even is the processing that makes it sound processed. Two voices at different distances cannot share one treatment, and aggressive targets force hard processing.

Common questions

Can it remove mic pops? Yes, and Vizard Agent treats that as a cosmetic fix rather than a change to the voice.

Will it use compression? Vizard Agent uses as little as it can when you ask for a natural voice.

Is a re-record better? For clipped audio, yes. Vizard Agent will tell you when it is.