Has anyone found a decent one?
I would appreciate being able to calibrate it in the normal way.
Has anyone found a decent one?
I would appreciate being able to calibrate it in the normal way.
Look for Klanghelm VUM. I think there is a free version as well…
Thank you jazztom.
The product looks amazing, but there is no IOS AUv3 version.
Are you aware of an IOS VUM plug-in?
Thanks,
Dov
Bought NuRack and VisualEQ from
4pockets.
NuRack is a very clever way to get the pieces you want (poor man’s version of IK Multimedia’s rack).
It supports midi control over seemingly every parameter.
Not sure how the plug-ins themselves sound, but it got me 4 versions of VU meters that support peak and RMS, which is easily combined with a gain knob.
All of this is in the pursuit of proper gain staging between plug-ins and tracks.
Unfortunately, the VU meters on 4pocket’s plug-ins do not seem to really read peak, even though they can be set that way.
I ended up using the much more accurate vertical bar style meter in FabFilter’s Pro-MB.
Oh well.
A different 4Pockets plug-in, Audio Analyzer, has a very solid bar-graph meter which displays peak, RMS and accumulates LUFS in a single, pretty configurable display.
This one seems to be the ticket - I’m dropping it into tracks and the master to help with gain staging and it’s doing the trick.
Alas, the 4Pockets meter turned out to be inaccurate.
Once I went back to including FabFilter Pro L2 in master chain, I got what seemed to be a much more accurate LUFS reading, and the resulting files played without distortion on an iPhone after I limited for -14 LUFS.
We still need an accurate LUFS, Peak and RMS meter for IOS.
Did you try TB Barricade (from ToneBoosters) TB Barricade in de App Store ? That plugin can do accurate LUFS etc. You can switch off its peak limiting and compressor and use it in measurement mode.
Thanks SkullHQX.
Yes I do have Barricade in addition to Pro-L2. I use them in different places in my mix. It does seem to be accurate.
I have found Barricade worked better to take distortion and clipping out of a Hammond B3 simulation (I used “HF Clip), but Pro-L2 and DDMF NoLimits worked better for me with other instruments.
A new IOS Auv3 loudness meter that’s free for the Lite version and adds very useful functionality through an in-app purchase: