meters

Question 1

What is the integration time of a VU meter

Answer 1

300m/s

Question 2

What is the attack time of UK PPM (BBC)

Answer 2

5m/s

Question 3

What marking on the UK PPM meter represents 0dB?

Answer 3

4

Question 4

What marking on the nordic PPM represents 0dB?

Answer 4

test

Question 5

What marking on a VU meter represents 0dB

Answer 5

0

Question 6

What is the range of the markings on a nordic PPM

Answer 6

-36 to +12

Question 7

What is the peal decay for a dorrough meter?

Answer 7

180ms

Question 8

What does 0dB on the dorrough meter correspond to?

Answer 8

+4dBu

Question 9

What is the range of markings on a VU meter?

Answer 9

-20 to +3

Question 10

What is the range of markings on a UK PPM meter?

Answer 10

1 - 7

Question 11

What is the range of markings on a DIN PPM?

Answer 11

-50 to +5

Question 12

Which meter has a slow fall back to avoid eye fatigue?

Answer 12

UK PPM (BBC)

Question 13

What does a digital peak meter use?

Answer 13

dB FS

Question 14

What is the difference between DPM and DTPM?

Answer 14

DTPM is up sampled so takes intersample peaks into consideration

Question 15

What is the difference between dB FS and dB TP?

Answer 15

They are the same but dB TP can go over 0

Question 16

What is the EBU R128?

Answer 16

loudness recommendation

Question 17

What LUFs reading is the target for the EBU R128?

Answer 17

-23 LUFS

Question 18

What is momentary loudness?

Answer 18

shows quick fluctuations (400ms RMS)

Question 19

What is short term loudness?

Answer 19

3ms RMS - more stable than Momentary Loudness

Question 20

What is integrated loudness?

Answer 20

It is the overall loudness of the whole track

Question 21

What is loudness range?

Answer 21

measures the input loudness

Question 22

What is meter ballistics?

Answer 22

How it changes over time

Question 23

What is meter scale?

Answer 23

what signal level responds to indication on the meters

Question 24

What is the default EBU?

Answer 24

EBU +9 (-18LU to +9LU)