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LUveler Is A FREE Loudness Plugin By Thomas Mundt (same author of LoudMax) https://luveler.blogspot.com/
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Free plugin APU Lodness Meter v1.2.2 for Windows and macOS https://apu.software/meter/ Video using the plugin https://apu.software/media/demo-meter.mp4
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Signum Audio are offering 50% off all their Skye and Bute plugins until midnight (GMT) on Wednesday 5th April, 2023. The Plugins: Skye Dynamics is a 3-in-1 Dynamics Processor comprising an Expander, Compressor & Limiter. Skye Clipper is a Clipper and saturator plugin with sophisticated real-time anti-aliasing technology. Bute Limiter 2 is a seriously smooth, ultra-transparent True Peak Brickwall Limiter. Bute Loudness Analyser 2 is a comprehensive loudness meter for referencing during mixing and mastering with built-in presets. Bute Loudness Normaliser can achieve loudness-compliance in just a few clicks, automating the process and ensuring the characteristics of your audio remains true to the original. Bute Loudness Suite 2 is a comprehensive loudness toolkit which includes all our Bute products and as a bonus integrates a True Peak Limiter into the metering plugin. All Signum Audio products are compatible with AU, AAX, VST & VST3 formats and available for macOS and Windows. Signum Audio's products come in a Stereo version, or expanded Surround version which adds support for spatial audio mixing (up to 12-channel configurations). Free trials are available for all Signum Audio's products. Purchasing a licence include free future updates.
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Here's a blues tune I created in 2011. I mixed it in SONAR. Most of the tracks were recorded at StudioPros. They also mixed and mastered the first version but I was unhappy with the result. (They did give me excellent individual tracks, however). So, I ended up re-mixing it myself and then sent it out for pro mastering. The "loudness war" was in full swing at the time. The mastering guy me gave something very hot, and I was satisfied, I suppose. Now there's a new loudness standard that's finally been adopted in America and Europe (Google LUFS and knock yourself out). Peak power has been supplanted by 'integrated loudness' measure in LUFS (Loudness Units relative to Full Scale). For example, Anything streamed by Spotify now gets standardized to -14 LUFS so there's a big penalty to pay for squashing the life out of your recordings. I have re-mixed and re-mastered the original song in Cakewalk to conform to a loudness of -14 LUFS. (The original version was a crazy -6 LUFS). I've included an image of the original and new wave forms. Here's the new and (I think) and much improved master. http://www.taggerband.com/Music/DBH/DoYouLikeTheBoy.html
