Markers on all volume meters in DJS
Like in music production (Ableton Live) I'm keen to avoid clipping and distortion. So, I always watch the volume meter not going too high, typically my preferred target volume is between 89dB and 92dB. However, digits are missing on the main output and the track volume meters.
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Haze Hill (Hazehill)
Nov 4, 2024
I was about to request this too. I find it really hard to balance the volume across the mix when the recording levels of the tracks Im using varies wildly. I struggle to control the bass with the autogain when exporting a mix.
Erwin Harmsen
Feb 25, 2024
This would be sufficient for me, and looks like a relatively small change
Christoph Köstlin
Jan 22, 2024
+1 was about to post this also
Micha G
Jan 5, 2024
Please put markers at each volume meter in DJS showing an amplitude, percentage and/or decibel scale.
It is an essential feature in any DAW to be able to watch and control you master output volume by a dB level meter with digits on it (every audio tool has it, even Mixmeister had it), especially important when creating more complex arrangement with a lot of automations on all four tracks.
Just watching the colorized output volume meter is not precisely enough, and also not very useful for those with a red-green colour weakness.
Please keep also in mind that not everybody owns Ableton to master the gain level of a DJS mix there.
Please put this feature request on your roadmap. THANKS