Plugin for calculating RMS?

[mesaone]

Originally Posted by Andy Gone

Thanks! Absolutely forgot they have this tool free.

That's only one of the plug-ins in the free bundle. Lots of good stuff in there - analyzer, compressor, EQ, autopan and autopitch, limiter, notepad, stereoscope, WAV recorder, etc.

[amagras]

Originally Posted by Carl Kolchak

When the hell are Avid going to port the Phasescope over to PT11.

If they're not going to, they should at least add some of that metering to all versions of Pro Tools (BBC etc).

I spend one of my free monthly tokens talking with avid about that particular and it seems they are not going to... Ay least in the near future. I miss it.

[Andy Gone]

Originally Posted by mesaone

That's only one of the plug-ins in the free bundle. Lots of good stuff in there - analyzer, compressor, EQ, autopan and autopitch, limiter, notepad, stereoscope, WAV recorder, etc.

Yup, I knew about this bundle and other plugins in it, but missed that nice analyzer.

[urbanbird]

Originally Posted by Andy Gone

Thanks! Absolutely forgot they have this tool free.

I suppose I should have been more specific. I need to calculate the AVERAGE RMS. Does this meter do that too?

[mesaone]

Average RMS? By nature, RMS is an average measurement. Do you mean integrated?

The melda meter I posted about displays momentary, short term, and integrated.

[urbanbird]

Originally Posted by mesaone

Average RMS? By nature, RMS is an average measurement. Do you mean integrated?

The melda meter I posted about displays momentary, short term, and integrated.

I'm really sorry about this, but I'm new to Pro Tools. I'm not sure what momentary, short term, and integrated mean. I only took one audio class at a community college and no one mentioned the different variations of RMS. I'm really embarrassed. But I appreciate your patience.

[mesaone]

The measurements differ by amount of time. I'm sure a quick Google of the terms will tell you everything you need to know.

[lydpik]

+ 1

I could use a RMS meter to use in Pro Tools. Unfortunately none of the suggested in this thread has the ability to measure RMS. The PSP didn't work for me, the meter just seemed off! Brainworks and Waves are a bit too expensive for me, for what I need. I only care for RMS.