This scripts uses dpMeter (link is

This scripts uses dpMeter (link is external) plugin v1.1 from TBProAudio, and uses the reported Loudness values to plot meters and a graph of the loudness over time for each determined track. You can easilly add or remove tracks to be included, and they all plot in the same chart to compare loudness between them. You can also do a time selection, and it will report the Integrated Loudness of that part. You can Hide/Show tracks in the graph and save them as presets to quickly recall analysis configurations.

Результаты (русский) 1:

This scenario uses dpMeter (external link) v1.1 plug-in from TBProAudio and uses said value for the volume of building meters and volume graph over time is determined for each track. You can easilly add or remove tracks to be included, and they are all for sale in a chart to compare the volume between them. You can also make a selection of the time, and it will report the volume of this part of the complex. You can hide / show the graph tracks and save them as presets to quickly recall configuration analysis.

Результаты (русский) 2:

This script uses dpMeter (external link) v1.1 plug-in from TBProAudio, and uses the reported values ​​to build volume meters and volume chart for a long time defined for each track. You can easilly add or remove tracks that will be included, and all they plot in the same chart for comparison, the volume between them. You can also choose the time and he tells this part of the comprehensive volume. You can hide / show the graph tracks and save them as presets to quickly recall configuration analysis.

Результаты (русский) 3:

In this scenario, use dpmeter (external link) v1.1 module from tbproaudio, and uses said Loudness meters of land values ​​and schedule Loudness song over time for each defined napravlenie.vy can easilly add or remove tracks will be included, and they are all for sale in same graph to compare volume between nimi.takzhe you can choose the time, and it will report on the integrated volume in this chasti.ty can show / hide the traces of the schedule and save them as presets to quickly recall configuration analysis.