TC Electronic has announced it has updated its LM6 Radar Loudness Meter to version 1.1, introducing faster-than-real-time, off-line measuring with AudioSuite in Pro Tools.
Existing LM6 users can now upgrade to version 1.1 and get access to the AudioSuite off-line feature, which allows for measuring a full track at a speed faster than real time.
After the track has been measured, LM6 displays the full loudness history of the track, using the easy-to-read Radar Display™, and complete loudness statistics, including Program Loudness (LKFS/LUFS), Loudness Range and True-Peak Max, are available instantly. There is even a text-based log file containing Loudness Range and Program Loudness data.
LM6′s Radar display reflects the overall loudness landscape almost instantly with off-line measuring in AudioSuite (Pro Tools).
LM6 Radar Loudness Meter for Windows and Mac is available to purchase for $599 USD / 449 EUR.
SAR VSTs has announced the release of Reality, a free synthesizer instrument plug-in for Windows.
An emulation of the Realistic MG-1 Concert mate sold by radio shack in the early 80′s, but made by the moog company, so it has moog ladder filter and many other features not found on other’s in the price range.
Reality features
2 analog style oscillators (tone sources) with saw/square waveform, sync and ring modulation (bell).
Noise generator.
Tempo sync LFO (modulation) with triangle, square and random waveforms.
ASR envelope (contour).
VCA with multiple mode, envelope, key (gate) and continuous.
24db filter modulated by the LFO and Envelope.
Monophonic or polyphonic modes with separate tuning.
Reality is available to download as a freeware VST instrument for Windows PC.
Logana is available to download as a freeware VST instrument plug-in for Windows PC. A separate Logana FX plug-in featuring a delay, chorus and phaser is included in the download.
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