Logic Tips - Understanding The Multimeter

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This time, MusicTech expert Jono Buchanan shows you the various functions of Logic's Multimeter. If like many home producers, you're mixing in a suboptimal environment, Multimeter can tell you a lot. Learn where to use the powerful analysis plug-in and how to interpret its visualisations.
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[@johnnyzmusic]

Thanks for your consistent, concise explanations.

[@toddthing]

Honest to god... I wish some of these guys would demo these principles with "traditional" acoustic music.

[@vewilli]

High quality „tutorial“! 😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😎

[@user-lo9yx4ds4r]

thanks for guiding

[@MarcoZarco]

Nice tutorial! Thanks!

[@MusicTechOfficial]

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[@hairpants2]

Great video...Question on the horizontal correlation meter within multimeter. I have some individual tracks that are lurking in the “red” zone with the horizontal correlation meter. I have no idea what its actually telling me or what I should be fixing if its in the red, all I know is its supposed to be in the green. Any info would really help!

[@The.Ghost-8976.]

Correlation is all to do with face issues. It sounds like you may have some slight phase issues depending on how much in the red you are.

[@nogalino123]

is the jonometer named after you? ;-) Great content, thank you!

[@MusicTechOfficial]

Yes. Yes, it is.

[@fwqfqwqfqwf7106]

what is lufs-I and lufs-S

[@mikehatfield7084]

A little mix track!? 😄

[@mattdenninger]

Is there a way to analyze average loudness without having to play the whole track? I write long songs.

[@ishhaatt569]

I don’t know why this was so funny 😭😭 “I write long songs” p.s I searching for the same answer, I don’t make long songs, I’m just lazy

[@curroruiz1514]

When I add a multimeter to a mono track i do not have the option to look at the goniometer does anyone know why?

[@MusicTechOfficial]

The goniometer specifically measures the phase differences between two signals. It's there to help you assess stereo sources and mixes. With a mono source, there's no information to represent because there's no second signal to compare the first to. Hope that helps!

[@UskahKeys-lm8yr]

Man... your explanation is fine but I can't see anything in that dark interface