MeterPlugs Loudness Penalty v1.7.0 Cracked WiN MacOSX-FLARE

Thanks man but I actually get to the end of the Installer before getting the message. I have SIP disabled and run the .pkg by right clicking normally.. any other ideas?

How can you get it for $49?

To my knowledge you can obtain more "perceived loudness" by compressing the track more. And a more compressed track will be perceived as being louder than a less compressed track at the same LUFS. So perceived loudness is not obtained by bouncing a track with higher LUFS but by compressing more. However a track at -8 LUFS will naturally be more compressed because you had to compress it more to not make the track clip when making it as loud as -8 LUFS. So if you turn the heavily compressed -8 LUFS track down to -14 LUFS, it will be perceived as being louder than a lightly compressed track that was bounced at -14 LUFS.
So again its not about the LUFS, but about compressing more or less.

Also a track with more quieter parts in it with just a few loud parts will show less longtime LUFS, so you can make it louder than a very busy and compressed track, and possibly get less loudness penality and therefor be able to increase the perceived loudness. Also the contrast between quiet and loud parts helps.

On the other hand an overcompressed track with all the peaks at the roof will show high longtime LUFS, and therefore it will probably be turned down much more than the less compressed track. So theoretically a overcompressed track should be turned down more than a less compressed track, and therefor result in less perceived loudness, once it was turned down by the streaming service.

I think there is a limit where compression doesnt help you anymore to get more perceived loudness when it comes to streaming sites turning down your volume. Moderate compression surely makes the track seem louder. But extreme compression as you have it with masters at -8 LUFS and more, should give you the contrary effect.

If you want the track to sound more compressed even when it is turned down by youtube, there is no problem creating loud mixes. But you could also simply compress/limit your track more, and afterwards bring the track down by yourself to -14 or -16LUFS depending on the streaming service where you want to upload your Song. So that particular Streaming service might not change your loudness anymore. Thats where this loudness metering plugin could be useful.

Compress to your taste, and then adjust the output LUFS with the Masterfader until this plugin doesnt show any penality for the specific streaming service anymore.

An other thing to consider is, that the streaming services require more headroom for mixes with louder LUFS in order to get a good sound when bringing the volume down.

So theoretically you sould get a track with more perceived loudness if you bounce the track at -14 LUFS where you only need 0.5 dB of headroom.

At -13 LUFS you already need to keep 2 dB of headroom for some streaming services algorithm to get optimum results(at least I read that somewhere). More headroom also means less perceived loudness. Except you compress the track even harder in order to make up for the loudness you loose when leaving the needed headroom...

So I think the best way to obtain more perceived loudness is not to make the track as loud as -8 LUFS and then let the streaming service turn it down.
But I think the better way is to compress the track to your taste and then bounce the track at the LUFS required for the particular streaming service.

If someone knows better please correct me.