Bute: Loudness Analyzer 2

JustFun598 | 30 May 2021 | 3.01 MB

(Stereo/Surround) | VST2/VST3 x64

Many producers are moving towards mixing and mastering within loudness specs set internally or by major streaming and broadcasting platforms for quality assurance. BUTE Loudness Analyser 2 provides accurate loudness metering data on a bute-iful graphical user interface and highlights areas that are non-compliant with a preset or user-input specification. This helps optimise the quality of mixes and masters, while avoiding potential distortions downstream..

Bute: Loudness Normaliser

JustFun598 | 27 May 2021 | 2.5 MB

(Stereo/Surround)

The BUTE Normaliser is a high-end, cross-platform, standalone application, assisting post-production engineers with the final checks of the mastering journey. With our automated solution, you can rest assured your audio is on point before submission in just a few clicks.

LOC-NESS v1.0.0 R1/R2 WiN MAC

Team R2R | 19 May 2018 | WIN: 17.6 MB | OSX: 85.1 MB

AU VST AAX x86 x64

What does it do ? Drums…, the most crucial part of of your mix that can make or break a track. For decades pro engineers have used various combinations of compressors, pre-amps ,eq’s and saturation to make styles of sounds that stand out. Not just a compressor or eq, Loc-Ness is the mystical plugin that brings all the right controls and colors for drums to your workstation . This is a dedicated channel designed for processing Individual Drum Hits, The room sound, and the entire drum bus.

Mastering Edition Enhanced 2002 VST DXi WiN

Team ZONE & RADiUM | 2000/2002 | WiN | 4,20 MB

ME Loudness Maximizer, ME Spectralizer, ME FreeFilter, ME Compressor, ME PhaseScope and ME SpectroGraph

Every recording deserves to be mastered. Without mastering, a mix can sound dull and lifeless. Single tracks sometimes do not fit together with other tracks because of differences in the dynamics or the frequency characteristics. The Steinberg Mastering Edition is a set of six high-quality plug-ins for various VST- and DirectX-based host audio applications, which together satisfy all your mastering effect needs. Whatever the situation, the Steinberg Mastering Edition offers the tools needed – in the quality you expect of Steinberg Spectral Design audio software.

Loudness Explained® TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Feb 08 2019 | 1.23 GB

Understanding loudness gives you an edge when mixing, mastering, or just preparing your tracks and songs for further processing or release. See why with these tutorials! Adam welcomes you and starts with why loudness is important to understand, and then explores perceived loudness, normalization, and the consequences for playback dynamic range when applying these processes. Then learn all about peak normalization and limiting, and the important to note consequential loudness vs dynamic range tradeoff. Throughout the rest of the series you’ll learn highly useful topics and techniques such as converting audio to MP3 & AAC formats, playback headroom, how loud should you make your track, measuring loudness with both LUFS and RMS, loudness matching, what exactly you should compare to your loudness to and what workflow is best to use, advanced limiting concepts, true peak limiting, Fletcher Munson Curves, DC Offset, what affects loudness and so much more.

Loudness Meter Pro v2.1.1 WiN MAC

Team R2R | Nov 30 2018 | WiN: 6.7 MB | OSX: 6.4 MB

(Win32/64; AAX*, AU, VST3, VST)

Loudness Meter helps you find the true perceived loudness of your audio and prepares it for TV or streaming services release. Join the thousands of recording studios that already use it.

Understanding Loudness & Metering

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 12 2018 | 1.55 GB

We’ve all heard of the ‘Loudness Wars’ that can be traced back to the introduction of the compact disc, pushing the digital limit with the belief that customers preferred louder-sounding CDs. In today’s world, however, producers are faced with restrictions placed on their music by different online platforms such as Spotify, YouTube, Tidal etc. Over these 12 videos, Kirk looks at de-mystifying some of the terminology used, shedding light on what they mean, how different levels are calculated and demonstrates some of the tools on offer to help get our tracks to optimum levels without being affected by online platform restrictions. Using real-world examples you’ll not only get to grips with acronyms such as LUFS, PLR, RMS and K-Metering but after watching this detailed course, you’ll also be armed with the knowledge and tools to make sure your track is getting played and heard the way you intended.