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Isn't "scerwy" the Old-English spelling for a disease that sailors used to get on long boat voyages, due to a vitamin C deficiency?

Philip
Ex-Head of Etymology
Raw Material Software

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yep...think so!

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add more orange to the plugin then ;)

that should fix the Vit C problem


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Hello everyone,

These are nice meters, but you all ready get some at the sides right..?? anyway... I know these are better meters but.....

I dowloaded the demo (VST Plugin) for MAC OS X and put the meters in a couple of tracks of T2 ...ok cool,...
...but is this all it can do in Tracktion 2 besides it being main master meter?

In other words... can I arrange these meters on the main interface to see all of them by every track on the right or left side of the screen, all at the same time working... kind of like a mixer view..., or do I only get to see these meters when I highlight a certain track and see it at the bottom panel??
Thank-you...

Nelson J Lavers

Lavers Productions
Ontario, Canada

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you can lock the interface of any VST, so you could make an arrangement of PPMulators i guess. it'd be extra neat if you had a 2nd monitor to put them on
Kick, punch, it's all in the mind.

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lavpro wrote:These are nice meters, but you all ready get some at the sides right..?? anyway... I know these are better meters but.....
Thanks for the nice comments, Nelson! - yes, you can add as many instances of PPMulator on a per-track basis and, as haydxn points out, "Lock" them onto your screen, but as you say, you already have meters there and that's not really what PPMulator's all about...

It works best when placed across the master bus, as it then does two things most (if not all) workstation/VST meters fail to do: 1. It shows your peak programme levels so you know your mix is "broadcast safe" for radio and TV (this isn't the same thing as level, unfortunately) and 2. PPMulator's Peak Logging Page (click the [+] icon on the meters) lets you log instances of peaks or overloads against timecode or bars & beats, so you can go back and fix them, knowing your mix will be fine.

And it does just look slightly cool, as well...

Philip
Ex-Head of Niche-But-Cool Product Development
Raw Material Software

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