It allows you “to check audio content for noise vs audio. This feature comes in very handy when monitoring for a specific loudness target. You can set a specific loudness level target and the colored output will tell you if the audio signal is going above (red), staying close to (green) or going below (blue). This plugin is super handy with endless options of metering. I love how you can detach each section, move them around independently, and resize for monitoring. This is a very detailed Spectrogram and allows me to fine tune, in detail, frequency analysis for high resolution audio, up to 64-bit and 768kHz sample rate. I love how the Spectrogram can be overlapped by the FFT analyzer. I mainly use it for mixing and mastering but this is a wonderful plugin with many features.
There are several reasons why I like using this metering plugin by SPL. AB Metric Loudness Targets AB Metric Dynamics Meter AB Metric Stereo Meter AB Metric Spectrum Meter AB Metric Correlation Meter You can use the preset target loudness settings, or you can manually add a loudness target level. So, if you wanted to get the loudness settings for Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, Tidal, Broadcast, etc. You can even A/B compare up to 16 different reference tracks, and you can even set the target loudness (this is a must). All are adjustable with several different options. You get a very accurate loudness meter, dynamics meter, stereo image meter, correlation meter, and a spectrum meter. It’s ideal for mixing, mastering and postproduction. The reason I use this plugin is it’s several different plugins in one. #1 ADPTR MetricAB AB Metric Loudness Meter Each have their own purpose and I will explain below why I use each. My Favorite Metering Pluginsįor mixing, mastering, sound design, audio repair and restoration I use several different plugins. Also, with so many online stores and social media outlets having their own loudness requirements, using meters that render loudness targets is a must. Metering helps ensure that you can trust what you are hearing.
With the emergence of the bedroom producers/engineers, it’s much easier to work with audio in your own home. Even with high-end, professionally treated recording studios the room you are monitoring can inadvertently color the sound. The main reason I use meters when working with audio is that no one can 100% trust what you are monitoring is accurate. Most are paid for plugins, but don’t worry there are several free plugins that I will list, so, if you are new to audio plugins, you can get started metering like the pros today. Everybody has their favorite, but these are what I use and have used for years. I would like to share my current favorite audio metering plugins used for mixing, mastering, sound design, audio repair and restoration.
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