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Revision as of 13:25, 9 November 2021
The Loudness Meter is an audio effect that measures the loudness of the audio. It does not change the audio.
Contents
What is Loudness
Loudness is the perceived volume of an audio recording. The audio meters in Premier Pro measure the peak or instantaneous audio levels. The Loudness Meter measures the average level over time which is a better way to evaluate the overall loudness of a mix.
Adding the Loudness Meter
The Loudness Meter is an audio effect available in Premiere Pro and Audition. It in only tool to measure the loudness level. It does not change the audio.
Premiere Pro
We need to add the effect to the Mix track fader in the Audio Track Mixer to measure the entire mix.
- Go to Window > Audio Track Mixer
- Click the Show/Hide Effects and Sends button (>) on the top left of the Audio Track Mixer
- Go to the Mix Track fader and select the 5th insert slot
- Go to Special > Loudness Meter
- Double click the Loudness Meter to open the interface.
Audition
In a Multitrack Session the Loudness Meter can be added to the Mix Track fader in the Mixer.
- Open a Multitrack Session
- Go to Window > Mixer
- Go to the Mix Track fader and select the last insert
- Go to Special > Loudness Meter
- The Loudness Meter interface should open
Using the Loudness Meter
Presets
Use the Presets menu to select a metering preset.
- ATSC A/85 LKFS
- Target Loudness -24 LUFS
- For broadcast
- YouTube
- -14 LUFS
- For YouTube
Interface
- Input: Indicates level of the audio signal that takes inter-sample peaks into account.
- Short-Term: Uses a sliding time window of 3 seconds, describing a more averaged, less event-dependent loudness of the past 3 seconds.
- Integrated: Averages the program from start to finish, describing the loudness of the whole program.
- Momentary: Uses a sliding time window of 400 ms, best describes the instantaneous loudness
Measuring Loudness
- Play the project
- Watch the average level in the corner
- Watch how the audio fills in the rings
- Adjust the mix to audio in the second ring with some peaks into the first ring
Additional Resources
- Measure audio using the Loudness Meter effect
- Adobe Article
- Loudness Explained
- T.C. Electronics article
