Audio Analyzer
Open Other → Audio Analyzer. Add up to eight audio files to compare. A useful set contains the original input, a baseline conversion and one or two variants made with one changed setting.
Choose a time range and channel view. Use the same FFT window, frequency scale and silence threshold in comparisons. A larger FFT window improves frequency resolution and smooths fast events in time. Listen to the selected region in the player before deciding whether a visible difference is a problem.
Export CSV or JSON for measurements, or a ZIP with charts for later review. If you want to diagnose a noisy dataset clip, check the unprocessed source first and compare the same interval in the export. When pitch results look odd in breaths or unvoiced consonants, listen to the audio before interpreting the estimate.