The metering capabilities of the DPMP plug-in let you control and monitor audio signals exactly the way you want: almost every aspect of the peak, RMS and crest factor meters can be customized. It proposes five different scales by default, including Bob Katz's popular K-System scales (K-12, K-14, K-20), and you can create your own.

Large colored statistics displays following your own scales are included for an overview of a track, while histograms give you a precise measurement of the dynamic range of the track. The graphs show the evolution of the audio envelopes over time, and the mid-side switch lets you verify mono compatibility problems and check the "stereoness" of your audio sources very easily. Whether you are working with mono, stereo or surround tracks, this plug-in will fit into your workflow.

All envelopes (peak, RMS, crest factor...) can be reused for additional monitoring or side chaining purposes: combined together, reversed, modified and recorded as automation curves or sent as MIDI CC messages, they can control other effects in real time.

Main Features
    Multichannel peak, RMS & crest factor meter.
    True dynamic range measurement with levels histograms.
    Instant, average and maximum audio levels.
    Modular user interface to fit into your workflow, with multiple screen sizes.
    Total control over the metering characteristics, including attack/release shape.
    Bob Katz's K-System scales support (K-12 / K-14 / K-20 and custom)
    Mono, stereo, mid-side or surround analysis.
    Record measurements (peak, RMS, crest factor, clip etc.) as automation curves.
    Control in real time any MIDI-compatible plug-in or external MIDI device with the generated envelopes thanks to the plugin's MIDI CC output. See the Tutorials section for more examples.
    Manage the shape of the output envelope: record reversed envelope, change amount of signal, and offset the generated envelope. This lets you use the plug-in for side chain ducking, compression and much more.
    Easy 'stereoness' and phase cancelation measurement.