APU Loudness Leveler

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• Supported Operating Systems: Supported OS: Mac, Windows
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• Disk Space: License Method: Computer Real-time target loudness leveling $40.00 APU Loudness Leveler is a real-time volume leveler/rider designed to keep audio within your target loudness range in real-time. Set a target loudness, choose a tolerance, and the leveler continuously applies gain correction to keep dialog, vocals, podcasts, streams, or program material hovering around the level you want. The Leveler is designed to be “set it and forget it” for real-time loudness control. Configurable timing modes cover fast momentary riding, slower short-term correction, and a traditional RMS mode. Guard modes, sidechain control, predictive low-latency operation, detector EQ, and built-in limiting provide plenty of tools to keep the leveler working smoothly in a wide range of real-world scenarios. Learnable gain correction helps tighten final average or integrated loudness on representative renders, while secondary target zones let sidechain and low-level behavior move toward a different loudness range when the material calls for it. Add to Cart ($40.00) Download (30-day Trial) Note: Existing customers can apply their loyalty discount at the cart page. System requirements: macOS 10.14 (x64, ARM), Windows 10 (x86, x64), OpenGL 3.2. Supported software formats: at the cart page. System requirements: macOS 10.14 (x64, ARM), Windows 10 (x86, x64), OpenGL 3.2. Supported software formats: Standalone application, VST, AU, AAX (Pro Tools 11+) . Timing Modes The timing mode parameter selects the leveler’s detector family and response character, while channel-link decides whether those measurements are computed per-channel or across the full linked signal. The following timing modes are available: Tight Tight uses a very fast 25ms LUFS window for close, responsive riding of short notes and fast instrumental material. It is the fastest timing mode and works best when you want the leveler to follow compact note-by-note gestures more assertively than Focus. Focus Focus uses a tight 100ms LUFS window for quick gain riding and immediate correction. It is a fast timing mode and Deep uses a 3 second short-term LUFS window. This is useful when you want the leveler to follow the broader contour of the material instead of reacting to every small phrase-level variation. It works well when the goal is large-scale consistency rather than fast riding. This longer window duration is naturally resistant to pumping and breathing artifacts, making it a good choice for music and program material that benefits from more transparent long-term correction. Traditional Traditional uses a 300ms RMS detector. This gives the leveler a more classic dynamics character, closer to conventional level riding behavior than LUFS-based processing. If you want something more “classic” and less explicitly standards-oriented, Traditional mode is the obvious choice. Channel Link Channel Link decides whether all channels share the same correction or whether each channel is leveled independently. Linked operation preserves the stereo or s Skip to content APU Software Open navigation Products Meter Leveler Compressor Optimizer Limiter Spectrum Contour TrueGain Research Loudness Targets Filter Design Results Plugin Analysis Company Blog Newsletter Testimonials Manuals Download Cart APU Software APU Loudness Leveler Real-time target loudness leveling $40.00 APU Loudness Leveler is a real-time volume leveler/rider designed to keep audio within your target loudness range in real-time. Set a target loudness, choose a tolerance, and the leveler continuously applies gain correction to keep dialog, vocals, podcasts, streams, or program material hovering around the level you want. The Leveler is designed to be “set it and forget it” for real-time loudness control. Configurable timing modes cover fast momentary riding, slower short-term correction, and a traditional RMS mode. Guard modes, sidechain control, predictive low-latency operation, detector EQ, and built-in limiting provide plenty of tools to keep the leveler working smoothly in a wide range of real-world scenarios. Learnable gain correction helps tighten final average or integrated loudness on representative renders, while secondary target zones let sidechain and low-level behavior move toward a different loudness range when the material calls for it. Add to Cart ($40.00) Download (30-day Trial) Note: Existing customers can apply their loyalty discount at the cart page. System requirements: macOS 10.14 (x64, ARM), Windows 10 (x86, x64), OpenGL 3.2. Supported software formats: Standalone application, VST, AU, AAX (Pro Tools 11+) . Timing Modes The timing mode parameter selects the leveler’s detector family and response character, while channel-link decides whether those measurements are computed per-channel or across the full linked signal. The following timing modes are available: Tight Tight uses a very fast 25ms LUFS window for close, responsive riding of short notes and