The SONIBLE Metering Bundle contains the TRUE:BALANCE and TRUE:LEVEL plug-ins. While true:balance accurately monitors the spectral balance of your track, true:level lets you keep an eye on the interplay of loudness and dynamics.
Work with multiple reference options
With true:level and true:balance , you'll have access to a wide range of reference options that are based on a vast amount of audio data and practical mixing experience.
They meet your practical needs – whether you are a small, ambitious producer or an experienced professional.
Additionally, you can upload up to 8 reference tracks to compare them to your track to ensure maximum consistency and efficiency throughout your project.
Plugins included:
True:Level
True:level is a measurement plugin that visualizes the interplay between volume and dynamics in a meaningful way, making it immediately apparent whether a mix is ready for publishing.
- Real-time measurement of true peak, volume and dynamics
- Predefined references and custom reference options
- Level check with text-based suggestions
True:level comes with a variety of preset references – including publishing platform loudness standards and dynamic references for different genres. Aiming for these benchmarks avoids unpleasant surprises when publishing.
True:Balance
True:balance is a measurement plug-in that provides all the information and guidance you need to take the right steps to optimize the spectral balance and mono compatibility of your mix.
- Real-time spectrum analyzer and the average spectrum
- Genre-based references and custom reference option
- Information about stereo width and stereo correlation values
True:balance is a measurement plugin that will ensure you have all the information you need about the spectral distribution of your mix. All displayed readings, as well as their previews, are designed to ensure you don't have to guess what you're seeing.
true:balance core readings are supported by target indicators, allowing you to see if your track is close to your chosen benchmark values. The channel data section displays everything you need to know about the stereo width and correlation of your mix, and therefore the mono compatibility of your mix.
