[Loudness Limiter Plugin] APU Software APU Loudness Limiter v3.2.7 [WiN, MacOSX] (23.7MB + 37.3MB)

Team BTCR | 17 January 2025 | WiN: 23.7 | MAC: 37.3 MB

Installation method:Activate the version using the KeyGen registrar.

The APU Loudness Limiter is a real-time limiter designed to support multiple loudness types simultaneously. The limiter can be configured to use LUFS, True Peak, RMS, and/or Peak loudness types. This allows you to target multiple requirements simultaneously, such as a specific LUFS target and a specific True Peak target. Internally, the trajectory of the Limiter is adjusted to accommodate different loudness type Limiter settings.

Loudness Flavor Main function of this limiter
One of these is that it supports a wide range of loudness types. The limiter's detection circuitry can be configured to use LUFS and/or conventional units of measurement (RMS, Peak). You also have the option of splitting or linking channels, which is particularly useful for multichannel audio formats such as Dolby Atmos®.

The detection circuit of the limiter can be configured to use any of the following loudness types:

Momentary
Momentary is a short duration LUFS measurement (400 milliseconds) that can be used to process the moment-to-moment dynamics of audio. This mode is responsive, but also transparent. k-weighting and channel weighting are applied to the compressor's detection circuitry to improve perceptual accuracy.

Short-Term
- Short Term - is a longer duration LUFS measurement (3 seconds) that can be used to process large-scale dynamics in audio. Given the longer duration, this mode is not as responsive as Momentary, but it is useful for adjusting the larger picture of audio dynamics. k-weighting and channel weighting are applied as in Momentary.

Integrated
Integrated Integrated is an infinite duration LUFS measurement. k-weighting and channel weighting are applied as well as instantaneous. and relative and absolute selectivity. This loudness type can be used to continuously adjust the integral loudness of audio to a specific target.

RMS
The RMS Loudness type defaults to a 150 millisecond roll-off interval, which can be adjusted.RMS is a traditional measure of loudness, and is a good first order approximation of perceived loudness. This mode does not apply K-weighting or channel weighting to the Limiter's detection circuitry, giving it a more traditional character.

True Peak
The True Peak loudness types are similar to traditional peak measurements, but they are more accurate because they take into account peaks between samples. These measurements use a time interval equal to the configured block size (default 1 ms). This mode prevents clipping of inter-sample peaks, which is useful for mastering.

Peak
The Peak Loudness type is a standard peak circuit that runs at intervals equal to the configured block size (default is 1 ms). This is another traditional limiter style measurement. Technically, this mode has even a slightly higher response rate than True Peak, but is less accurate because it does not take into account inter-sample peaks.

The APU Loudness Limiter is a real-time limiter designed to support multiple loudness types simultaneously. The limiter can be configured to use LUFS, True Peak, RMS, and/or Peak loudness types. The limiter can be configured to use LUFS, True Peak, RMS, and/or Peak loudness types. This allows you to target multiple requirements simultaneously, such as a specific LUFS target and a specific True Peak target. This allows you to target multiple requirements simultaneously, such as a specific LUFS target and a specific True Peak target. Internally, the ballistics of the limiter are adjusted to accommodate the different loudness type limiter settings.

Loudness flavors
One of the key features of this limiter is its support for a variety of loudness types. The limiter's detection circuitry can be configured to The limiter's detection circuitry can be configured to use either LUFS and/or traditional measurement units (RMS, Peak). You can also choose to split or link channels, which is particularly useful for multi-channel audio formats such as Dolby Atmos®.

The limiter's detection circuitry can be configured to use any of the following loudness types.

Momentary
Momentary is a short duration LUFS measurement (400ms), which is useful for processing the audio's moment-by-moment dynamics. This mode is responsive but also transparent. K-weighting and channel weighting are applied to the compressor's detection circuitry, improving K-weighting and channel weighting are applied to the compressor's detection circuitry, improving perceptual accuracy.

Short-Term
Short-Term is a longer duration LUFS measurement (3 seconds), which is useful for processing the audio's large scale dynamics. Given the longer duration, this mode is less responsive than momentary, but it can be useful for adjusting the bigger picture of the audio's dynamics. Given the longer duration, this mode is less responsive than momentary, but it can be useful for adjusting the bigger picture of the audio's dynamics. K-weighting and channel weighting are applied as with momentary.

Integrated
Integrated is an infinite duration LUFS measurement. K-weighting and channel weighting are applied as with momentary, as well as both relative and absolute gating. This loudness type can be useful for continuously wrangling the audio's integrated loudness toward a specific target.

RMS
RMS loudness types use a rolling time interval of 150ms by default, which can be adjusted. RMS is a traditional loudness measurement, which is a good first-order approximation of perceived loudness. RMS is a traditional loudness measurement, which is a good first-order approximation of perceived loudness. This mode doesn't apply K-weighting or channel weighting to the limiter's detection circuitry, giving it a more traditional character. detection circuitry, giving it a more traditional character.

True Peak
True Peak loudness types are similar to traditional peak measurements, but they are more accurate as they take into consideration inter-sample peaks. These measurements use a time interval equal to the configured block size (1ms by default). This mode prevents clipping inter-sample peaks, which can be useful for mastering.

Peak
Peak loudness types are a standard peak circuit, operating on a time interval equal to the configured block size (1ms by default). Technically, this mode is even slightly more responsive than True Peak, but it is less accurate as it doesn't take into consideration inter-sample peaks. it doesn't take into consideration inter-sample peaks.

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