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Dynameter is great! It's like a zoom lens for the dynamics of my music; I can see what's going on measure by measure, or zoom out and get an overview of the whole song or album! Ensuring dynamic consistency and compliance has never been so straightforward.Ian Stewart. is a Massachusetts born producer and performer of alternative electronic dance music, as well as a freelance mixing and mastering engineer.
I instantly loved this plugin. Much more than useful, it's really addictive and for sure will win a place with many engineers. Dynameter will never be turned off on my mastering sessions!Norberto Cuevas. is passionate about music, audio engineering , tennis and is a firm believer that happiness is not sought, yet is generated every time.
"A superbly focused metering tool that helps enormously in establishing the optimum dynamics for any genre and platform".Hugh Robjohns. Sound On Sound Technical Editor
Stop Worrying About Loudness, Start Working With Dynamics: With Dynameter, you can...
Instantly assess the dynamics of your music: See how dynamic your audio is at a glance.
Optimize the punch and power of your audio: Measure the best sounding music out there, and match it.
Achieve competitive loudness on any platform: Ensure minimal playback level changes when streaming online.
Choose your target dynamics profile: Choose a suitable preset or your own custom setting.
Stop worrying about loudness: Dynamic is the new loud!
Succeed with dynamics: Gain an intuitive feel for optimal levels of compression and limiting.
Is That a Waveform? No. So what exactly does Dynameter show?
Dynameter displays a measurement called PSR - the difference between the peak level and the loudness. Higher PSR readings are typically found with more dynamic recordings, whereas heavily limited or clipped material usually shows lower PSR values. Dynameter measures the PSR in realtime, and also displays a colour-coded history graph, giving you an intuitive snapshot view of the dynamic profile of your music.
Dynameter vs. TT Meter
What's the difference?
Dynameter will feel very comfortable for users of the TT Meter - we've deliberately tuned the results to make sure they're as intuitive as possible. There are differences, though. The TT Meter uses plain RMS values for its "DR" readings, whereas Dynameter's PSR readings use the more sophisticated ITU loudness standard. For audio with a balanced frequency response, the results will often be similar.
Features
- Select a dynamic profile "target"
- Presets for getting started
- 90 minute PSR history
- Zoom history in/out
- Numeric PSR reading
System Requirements
- macOS 10.7 or later (64-bit only) (Apple Silicon Native)
- Windows XP SP3 or later (32 / 64-bit)
Supported Formats
- Audio Unit, VST 2.4 and AAX
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