Not a deal breaker but the control room meter doesn’t function during export of the mix (non real time)
It worked in N14 (but of course in N14 the timeline did not run during export - that’s fixed in 15)
It’s useful to see the LUFS after an export
Not a deal breaker but the control room meter doesn’t function during export of the mix (non real time)
It worked in N14 (but of course in N14 the timeline did not run during export - that’s fixed in 15)
It’s useful to see the LUFS after an export
I am here to second this comment.
Cubase / Nuendo 13 was the last version where both timeline updating and control room metering worked during export (non realtime)
To add Supervision has never updated its display during non real time exports. Such a beautiful and powerful plugin but I tend to avoid using it because when exporting it doesn’t show me any info,. Similar third party tools do update.
It is very useful when exporting long files to be able to watch meters and track where things go wrong.
Thanks for your response. The lack of other responses suggests most folk don’t care about this?
Personally I don’t really care about it (since you asked).
I have several plugins running while I pre-mix and mix so by the time I get to the point of exporting mixes and stems I’m 99.99% of the time where I need to be. No need to see that during a non-realtime export.
In cases where I feel I might be pushing toward the edges of the allowable range I just select the exported (and automatically re-imported) audio file and run “statistics” on it. It takes like 10 seconds or so at most, and then I have a good reading of the actual file, not of the signal as it flowed through the output path. In fact, I prefer measuring the file that I’m delivering.
That’s just my personal opinion though.
Thanks Mattias, that’s useful