Soundtrack Pro 3 Effects Reference (en).pdf - Help Library - Apple
Soundtrack Pro 3 Effects Reference (en).pdf - Help Library - Apple
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Using the MultiMeter’s Level Meter<br />
The Level Meter displays the curr<strong>en</strong>t signal level on a logarithmic decibel scale. The signal<br />
level for each channel is repres<strong>en</strong>ted by a blue bar.<br />
RMS and Peak levels are shown simultaneously, with RMS levels appearing as dark blue<br />
bars and Peak levels appearing as light blue bars. Wh<strong>en</strong> the level exceeds 0 dB, the portion<br />
of the bar above the 0 dB mark turns red.<br />
Curr<strong>en</strong>t peak values are displayed numerically (in dB increm<strong>en</strong>ts) above the Level Meter.<br />
Click in the display to reset peak values.<br />
Using the MultiMeter’s Correlation Meter<br />
The Correlation Meter gauges the phase relationship of a stereo signal. The Correlation<br />
Meter’s scale values indicate the following:<br />
• A +1 correlation value indicates that the left and right channels correlate 100%. In other<br />
words, the left and right signals are in phase and are the same shape.<br />
• Correlation values in the blue zone (betwe<strong>en</strong> +1 and the middle position) indicate that<br />
the stereo signal is mono compatible.<br />
• The middle position indicates the highest allowable amount of left/right diverg<strong>en</strong>ce,<br />
which is oft<strong>en</strong> audible as an extremely wide stereo effect.<br />
• Wh<strong>en</strong> the Correlation Meter moves into the red area to the left of the c<strong>en</strong>ter position,<br />
out-of-phase material is pres<strong>en</strong>t. This will lead to phase cancelations if the stereo signal<br />
is combined into a mono signal.<br />
Chapter 7 Metering Tools<br />
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