How to measure Dialogue Norm Target ?

[Khoju]

Hey everyone,

We just received the tech specs from a new client for 5.1 and 2.0 printmasters / dialstems deliveries (see below)



It's specified that we have to measure the whole program, not the dialstem only for the multichannel Dialogue Norm Target !
Which plugin would you use for ?

Is the "Dialog LKFS' preset fine into the Nugen's ? There's also the "Dialog LKFS LM100" (dolby LM100 hardware ???)

What would you do ?

Thanks for the help,
regards

[Farhoof]

Nugen can do this, but I prefer https://youlean.co/youlean-loudness-meter/ (pro version).

[gives]

Originally Posted by Farhoof

Nugen can do this, but I prefer https://youlean.co/youlean-loudness-meter/ (pro version).

Yeah. I have both, but am digging YouLean for the last few months a lot now as well. It's very fast and simple to use. I get these types of requests for "their" specific specs, which vary from one place to the next. Even some DCP specs are kind of silly I have received. Then I send over the files and they pass with flying colors. Just keep it simple and it should go just fine. Most of these specs are trying to weed out the inexperienced mixers that they get files that don't follow the specs very well. That's my take-:)
P.S. Decibel is another good one from Process Audio, but I use YouLean more at the moment.

G

[gives]

Originally Posted by Farhoof

Nugen can do this, but I prefer https://youlean.co/youlean-loudness-meter/ (pro version).

Yeah. I have both, but am digging YouLean for the last few months a lot now as well. It's very fast and simple to use. I get these types of requests for "their" specific specs, which vary from one place to the next. Even some DCP specs are kind of silly I have received. Then I send over the files and they pass with flying colors. Just keep it simple and it should go just fine. Most of these specs are trying to weed out the inexperienced mixers that they get files that don't follow the specs very well. That's my take-:)
P.S. Decibel is another good one from Process Audio, but I use YouLean more at the moment.

G

[audiolex1]

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