Quickly and accurately normalize audio files to broadcast loudness standards with the LevelOne v2 Standalone Loudness Processor Software from BeatRig. The software requires no host application and supports single and batch file processing in Windows and macOS, allowing busy engineers to set up and process large amounts of data when necessary.

The software is extremely easy to use, offering predefined EBU R128, ATSC A/85, and CALM Act compliant presets along with custom presets. LevelOne v2 supports normalization and monitoring of ITU/EBU LUFS loudness target levels, Dolby Dialog Intelligence levels, sample or true (over-sampled) peak, or PPM peak. Readings are also supplied for max M (max Momentary), max S (max Short-term), LRA (Loudness Range), and PLR (Peak to Loudness Ratio). Conveniently, the software warns you when a normalized file exceeds user-defined maximum levels.

Streamline your workflow by setting up a hotfolder where files are automatically added to the LevelOne file list and processed with the selected preset. A wide variety of settings including target and tolerance adjustments can be tweaked for customized results.

Analyzes and Corrects Loudness    Automatic and Accurate Normalization    Single or Batch File Processing    Meets R128, ATSC, CALM & Custom Targets

• Super fast drag-and-drop loudness analysis and processing of files and folders
• Normalize files to comply to ATSC A/85 including dialog detection
• Normalize files to comply to the EBU R128 with a single drop of the file
• True Peak Limiting for fully automated normalisation
• Hotfolders automatically analyze and/or process files when added to a folder
• Standalone FFmpeg compatibility for optional loudness correction of many more file formats, such as video files—add with a few clicks
• Use console commands to add and process files though scripting
• Create preset specific droplets to drop files onto your desktop
• Lossless adjustment of MPEG2 and 3 files to preserve the quality of the audio
• Easy readout of file details and all loudness descriptors
• Export CSV files with loudness values
• Add BWF v2 data to WAV files including its loudness values

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a Canon T3i and/or 5DIII with a medium range lens?

A: Yes. It will work well.

Q: 2. Do Axler Robin o5r v2 work with Canonvideo camera model VIXIA HF G10?

A: The Robin 05R has a load capacity of 1.5 pounds and the Vixia G10 weighs 1.2 pounds. You should be able to use the G10 with the Robin 05R, but it will be very close and might be tricky to balance. The Axler Robin 20, B&H # AXRBN20S, would be a better choice for a camcorder like the G10.https://bhpho.to/2uQbbmI

Q: 3. Will this work with my Nikon D610?

A: The Nikon body alone weighs 1.67 lbs which exceeds the payload rating.

Q: 4. What are the dimensions?

A: The package it comes in is 4 x 3 x 0.3 . So it is slightly smaller then that.

Q: 5. what is difference between robin 05r v2, and robin 05r.Can I but an extra counterweight ,where to buy, and how much it cost. Please let me knows A.S.A.P ?

A: The gimbal is the difference between the two models. On the V2, the drift has been reduced and there is smoother action. The counterweights are available as replacements directly from the distributer. Currently out of stock, they expect more in 8-10 weeks. info@gradusgroup.com.

Q: 6. How can I use it without a screw?

A: The screw to mount the Zhiyun Lens Support for Crane V2 comes with the gimbal.

Q: 7. Does this clump fit Tilta Sony a7s Rig B&H # TIEST17A MFR # ES-T17-A or Movcam Cage Kit for a7s B&H # MO3032400 MFR # MOV-303-2400?

A: Yes, any 15mm LWS system will work!

Q: 8. Is this product available today for download and installation?

A: This would be Emailed within 1-3 Business Days

Q: 9. Is this product compatible with the Weebill S?

A: Yes, the Zhiyun Lens Support for Crane V2 should work with the Weebill S gimbal.

Q: 10. Is Zoom, Skype, etc. on the OSD menu? Is this webcam compatible with them?

A: No, they are not on the OSD Menu. The only parameters you control on the OSD are for the image quality and camera settings. You would simply set the webcam as your video source in Zoom or Skype and that's it. It is compatible with Skype and Zoom as well as many of the other popular online video services available.