I will master your audiobook to pass acx audio requirements

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Molly K

About this gig

Did ACX reject your audiobook? I can fix it.


ACX doesn't reject files for sounding bad. It rejects them for missing numbers. RMS has to sit between -23dB and -18dB. Peaks can't exceed -3dB. Your noise floor has to be under -60dB. A good performance recorded in a quiet bedroom fails these constantly, and the rejection email doesn't tell you how to fix it.


Send me your files and I'll send them back passing.


What I do:

Bring RMS and peak levels into ACX's required range

Reduce your noise floor below the threshold

Remove hum, hiss, room resonance and background noise

Clean up breaths, mouth clicks and page turns

Top, tail and add correct room tone to every file

Deliver in ACX's required format, ready to upload


I spent four years engineering a weekly audio and video show. I built the studio and mixed and mastered every episode. Hitting a technical spec is something I have done thousands of times.


Send me one chapter first. I'll master it so you can hear the difference before you commit to the whole book.


Not sure how many finished hours you have? Message me and I'll put you in the right package.

Get to know Molly K

Molly K

Media Producer and Editor

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceSep 2026
  • Avg. response time4 hours
  • Languages

    English
Most podcasts and audiobooks don't stall because the person ran out of things to say. They stall because the editing piles up. I spent four years producing and engineering a weekly audio and video show. I built the studio, ran the live streams, and mixed and mastered every episode. Before that, nine years at a medical device manufacturer as a technical business analyst, working inside HIPAA and Medicare rules. I do full podcast post-production and ACX-compliant audiobook mastering. Send me your messiest file and I'll show you the difference.