PSP Triple Meter _ VUMT _ Other ??
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Digivolt
Glitch Vulture
I use https://www.tb-software.com/TBProAudio/mvmeter.html it's free and does the job
ceemusic
Senior Member
I don't know if it's just my system though. I restored it, no problems using it.Many thanks @ 'all' !!Have TBProAudio meters. Luv Klanghelm MJUC jr, IVGI, DC!a ..... owe him a purchase !
Cubase blackist tip is appreciated.
I still have licenses for both PSP and VUMT, and they are great tools. I am current with PSP, and do use it from time to time.
I finally picked up the Wave Dorrough Meters, and I really like them. I come from a broadcast background, so I used their physical gear all the time, there is a certain comfort there.
I think anyone would do well with any of the three (and probably others.) The important thing is to have metering you trust.
I finally picked up the Wave Dorrough Meters, and I really like them. I come from a broadcast background, so I used their physical gear all the time, there is a certain comfort there.
I think anyone would do well with any of the three (and probably others.) The important thing is to have metering you trust.
heisenberg
having uncertain feelings
Got blacklisted in Nuendo 10.2 as well. I took it off the blacklist list and Nuendo went berserk. Works in VEPro 7 without a hitch but you really want it in your DAW. First time I have ever had an issue with a PSP plugin. If you check the net, there is a long standing issue with PSP TripleMeter and Cubendo
motomotomoto
Active Member
I don’t understand why one would use this type of meter rather than the rather clear and easy to read ones that are on every channel in my daw? What do these style meters bring to the equation?
ceemusic
Senior Member
A type of visual musicality. Kind of like when your told to mix with your ears, not your eyes.
For me its a better visual representation of whats happening with the signal. VUMT & other have different meter types which can be an selected quickly, great for setting up critical signals, gain staging as well as frequency weighted mixing.
What is important in vu plugins getting them to behave like h/w. The rise & fall in PSP's are very good & truth be known the freebie from Waves has the best visual ballistics, unfortunately they're limited in features.
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vitocorleone123
Senior Member
The free mvmeter.
Have never seen the need to pay for more/different. But I do have a soft spot for PSP. VUMT is also good, though.
Have never seen the need to pay for more/different. But I do have a soft spot for PSP. VUMT is also good, though.
vitocorleone123
Senior Member
The one by tbproaudio? Mvmeter2. Pretty sure that was free.
