Getting started

TNT processes audio for broadcast: transcode, normalize, and tag.

What TNT Does

TNT handles three audio processing tasks for broadcast workflows:

  • Transcode - Convert between audio formats
  • Normalize - Apply consistent loudness levels
  • Tag - Write ReplayGain metadata

Fast Mode

Select from three presets for common broadcast scenarios. Processing requires four clicks. Files process individually in the background with completed files appearing in your output folder.

Advanced Mode

Configure encoding parameters: format, sample rate, bit depth, and bitrate. Set custom loudness normalization targets or write ReplayGain tags.

Normalization alters audio data. Tagging writes metadata only. Choose one.

Workflow

  1. Select Files or Select Folder
  2. Specify Output Folder
  3. Configure Fast or Advanced mode
  4. Click Process

TNT Plus

Broadcast-quality audio normalization.

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Fast mode

In fast mode, select presets designed for common broadcast scenarios.

Advanced mode

Configure encoding parameters, loudness targets, and processing options.

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