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a friend of mine used to do work with Fairlight and bought Peter Gabriel's old one -ended up giving it away. I could have had it but declined - too much upkeep

Well I don't have Xenon so I'm not the right person to ask, but it looks like a very good product that combines brickwall limiting with loudness targeting. If you don't have that, then it looks like an excellent buy at this price. However I do have that in several variants, so it just doesn't make ...

Guy Rowland wrote: ↑Jan 28, 2018 4:42 am

Gregh wrote: ↑Jan 28, 2018 3:48 amwhat are people using for "a meter that shows you LUFS results as you are previewing"

iZotope Insight here - does the job.

hopefully not too off topic, but why psp Xenon then and not Izotope Ozone or Neutron?

Hi Greg, If you use Reaper, here is a Google image search result that should be helpful. I was looking at this earlier today, as I have been toying with getting into Reaper... You will see a bunch of results that show various ways to display loudness calcutations in Reaper. This image in particular...

heisenberg wrote: ↑Jan 28, 2018 2:11 am
This plugin does it fast and elegantly when paired up with a meter that shows you LUFS results as you are previewing.

what are people using for "a meter that shows you LUFS results as you are previewing"

looks interesting but there is not enough material out there yet to see what it is like in practice - although they offer a demo which is good. The interface looks well done but too expensive for me. I can do some of that (I think) using Spectral Layers Pro - intersection of frequencies, and Reaper ...

bought this from you elsewhere - very easy to deal with

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