you can check things in the Statistics window in
Sound Forge 11 or 12. all kinds of useful info in
there: true peak, filtered true peak, momentary,
average, and integrated LUFS, etc.
At 06:52 AM 8/25/2017, you wrote:
Hi all
Are their anyone who found a usable loudness
meter plug-in enabling you to master to specific
loudness standards? From time to time I must
master some things for TV or radio and I’m
finding this harder and harder to do with the
enforcement of loudness standards getting more strict.
All these type plug-ins like Izotope Loudness
Controll are purely visual, making them
impossible to use for a blind person. Anyone
came across a semi accessible plug-in or have
some clever work around? I’m sure there are
some of you on this list who came across this
problem before, I know there’s someone on here
who does a lot of mastering, I can’t remember the name now.
Nickus
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