Pro Audio

PSP Audio Ware has released the PSP 2Meters bundle which consists two audio level measurement plugins: PSP VU2 and PSP PPM2. PSP VU2 offers professional VU metering with accurate overload indicators. PSP PPM2 provides professional European and BBC PPM metering with accurate overload indicators. All of their parameters, such as integration times and reference levels, are widely adjustable to ensure that these plug-ins are suitable for any application in which accurate metering is necessary. Until 1st June 2013 you can buy PSP 2Meters bundle at the special introductory price of $9.90. Starting from 2nd June 2013 the regular price of $14.90 will be applied. As usual with PSP, if you already own some of their plugins you might get an even better deal (up to 43% off). Login to your account to see what kind of discount you’re eligible to.

The guys from PSP, all the way form sunny Poland, have released PSP 2Meters, a great little metering plug-in bundle of two plug-ins, one for VUs and the other a PPM meter. This will especially please broadcast users here in the UK and Europe that use the BBC PPM or a variant of it. PSP VU2 offers VU metering with overload indicators. PSP PPM2 provides professional European and BBC PPM metering with accurate overload indicators. All of their parameters, such as integration times and reference levels, are adjustable. When we get to the price the news just gets better. The normal price will be $14.90 but until 1st June 2013 they are offering it at $9.90 which makes it a complete no brainer. The hardware PPM meters cost around £500 to £700 depending on what form factor you get so this is a stunning deal. My only concern is now it will look on the screen. I am normally not a fan of moving needle metering on a screen but with recent developments on screen design might well resolve these concerns. There is a fully operational 14 days demo is now available on our download page so you can try it out. It is available in AU, VST, RTAS and AAX formats for both Mac & PC, so they have covered all bases here too. This will be great for non HD users who currently aren’t getting all the metering profiles with Pro Tools 11.

As the WWDC approaches all the Apple rumor sites have a number of things on their radar iWatch, Laptops, iRadio, Apple TV and iOS7. If this is true, then this would be another delay in a Mac Pro announcement. For many of us Mac loving Pros this is unthinkable, so it does leave us with a question, how will we replace our machines when we need to upgrade? So today’s poll asks that question, when you need to replace your Mac Pro what will you do if there is no new Mac Pro? As ever please comment. What Will You Do If There Is No New Mac Pro? What Will You Do If There Is No New Mac Pro?

International dance music advocacy organisation the Association for Electronic Music (AFEM) this week announced that electronic music pioneer Jean Michel Jarre has been appointed an Ambassador for the group.

Below are some of the new releases we have encountered this week on the Loops and Samples front. Just like the quality of the audio software we use these days ...

Sometimes it's wise to remember the old adage "less is more"

Event included many notable audio engineers and producers

Everything you work on will be better if you just listen first

VNR 100 is well suited for AV streaming and recording applications