Stereo Tool

The ITU meter currently measures the total level over all time. Which is how ITU1770 (actually R128) is to be used for TV at least; you're supposed to make sure that each *program* reaches a specific target level. This is also the most useful metric for streams that want to reach a specific level; you can let it run for a while and then verify if your level is correct, and make adjustments (and then reset the measurement) based on the long term average level. On silence it normally should stay frozen, at least in the measurement as described here.

ASIO buffer meter doesn't fill for FM Output

Would it be possible to reset the ITU meter by right-clicking it instead of digging for the button?

ASIO buffer meter doesn't fill for FM Output

I just can't stand how big this GUI is. Also does make zero difference if i set windows compatibility DPI scaling.
It is so big that i need to fill almost whole my screen width with ST window just to make MB1>Detection settings not scrollable horizontally. Not to mention that vertically i don't even have place left to normally see meters on top. They look so small compared to everything else.
On other hand gui generaly works much better, there is no sttutering in screen, meters, scopers, etc, are smoother, big cpu usage tho, not workable on any of my core2duo cpus.

I still think that all meter filters should stay always at one same place. I mean HOME> Then i click TrueBass, I don't see anymore all other meters i see only TrueBass metter (and rest meters in chain) even it shows meters for it right under, again.

These are the ones I use the most and the way I'd want to interact with it.

speech detection (toggle)
processing latency (drop-down menu)
declipper (toggle)
dequantizer (toggle)
noise gate (slider)
true bass (toggle, overall sub-bass slider, AND strength of both bands)
sub bass boost (strength slider)
immersive bass (toggle)
bass exciter (toggle)
natural dynamics (toggle)
agc (toggle, threshold, and drive)
bass clipper (drive and threshold)
clipper drive (both sliders)

I'm terrible at compressors, so I try to avoid them personally. I'm sure this list can also be trimmed.

Interesting. So that means, for example.. i had 10 tracks to about - 14lufs, then few tracks at -11lufs, My ST will measure that as average around -12.5lufs and literaly i'll be lied that my program is -12.5lufs.
Or, i'll actually never see real loudness level on current track.
And why TV? Can we have modes for radio?

I agree with Bojcha. Meters are more important and should be more visible than settings. And where is MPX dbr power meter? For some countries this is a must.

What people often want is a specific average level over a long period. That's what the current measurement is for. What do you mean lied, if it says that your program is -12.5 LUFS then it was... just not all the time. But it was on average.