How to find loudest peak

[javier]

Hi there. 

  Does anyone know how to make Cakewalk to find and signalized the loudest peak in a track without searching for it by listening to the track and / or watch the peak labels on real time?

Thank you.

[Gswitz]

If you can tell visually, you have to play through the track. Cakewalk is not great for this purpose.

[javier]

42 minutes ago, Gswitz said:

If you can tell visually, you have to play through the track. Cakewalk is not great for this purpose.

Alright. Thank you.

 

[David Baay]

Right-click the numeric peak value in the track header, and choose Go to Peak.

[sven450]

you can set the peaks to show up and hold if you go to the options menu in track view (under meter options) .  That will show and hold the highest peak on either a track or a bus

[martsave martin s]

if you zoom(vertical)the track all the way,you can see the highest peak

 

 

Edited January 27, 2020 by martsave martin s

[Kalle Rantaaho]

20 hours ago, David Baay said:

Right-click the numeric peak value in the track header, and choose Go to Peak.

...and learning new things just continues. That one I had never heard or stumbled across before. Thanks!

Does it check the whole track or only the clip the Now Time is at that moment?

[Gswitz]

Only what you have recently played through.

[javier]

Thanks everyone and thanks to Martin to make the time to make a video. I appreciate it.

All the tips were very helpful and I’ll use them.

[chuckebaby]

I mean im pretty good at visual inspections but even my bionic eye can differentiate a 0.1 db.

 

This is the way to go...

On ‎1‎/‎26‎/‎2020 at 2:00 PM, David Baay said:

Right-click the numeric peak value in the track header, and choose Go to Peak.

It will mark the highest peak with a flag.