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A powerful tool that streamlines and automates processes for professional audio post-production.

Designed for audio engineers, editors, and sound designers, Magnetron.App is an extremely powerful desktop application that wraps up your repetitive tasks with a one-click recipe.

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LevelCloud (previously found at https://lvl.cl) was an online loudness analyser and fixer for the R128 and ATSC A/85 loudness standards.

With LevelAPI, compliance to EBU R128 and ATSC A/85 can easily be achieved in all major programming environments like C/C++, Java and LUA. LevelAPI comes as a programming library in the form of a .dll (Windows) or .so (Linux) file, which can analyze and normalize audio files and streams.

SideKick Extended 6 is the easiest, yet most comprehensive side-chain compressor that works in any VST or AU compatible host on Mac and Windows.

LevelShow is easily integrated in any DirectShow™ Graph. This offers very flexible programming of automatic quality control and loudness normalising processes.

LevelView is the most innovative real time solution for EBU R128 and ATSC A/85 compliance.

It runs as a plugin in most DAW’s on both Mac and PC. In the package there’s also a standalone application that directly connects to your sound card.

LevelViewS is optimised for short program material and offers a clear view of the major loudness levels.

LevelViewS runs as a plugin in most DAW’s on both Mac and PC. It supports all major VST, AU and AAX audio and video hosts.

LevelNorm brings the loudness normalisation revolution right into your workstation.

Both realtime and offline. Compliance to EBU R128, ATSC A/85 and CALM act requirements has never been so fast, easy and affordable!

LevelOne is was a standalone application for Windows and macOS that analyses and corrects loudness of a single file or batches. It works with predefined EBU R128, ATSC A/85 and Calm Act compliant presets and custom presets.

Recording of traditional Vietnamese court music (Nha Nhac) on behalf of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center (HMCC) (funded by the Unesco) and Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU).

A research into practical implementation of loudness control in Dutch television broadcasting.