As Logic Pro has accessible peak (or level) and loudness meters, this tutorial covers how they work with VoiceOver, how and when you may want to take advantage of each, along with what their differences are.
If you have any follow up questions, leave them in the comments.
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Hey Steve. In LUFs terms, what is the ideal level you should be aiming for on your stereo bus?
What I would say is reference and get your mixes/masters sounding similar to reference tracks. If you attempt to use a number as a be all end all guideline it may not always work out. That being said conservative wisdom is -14db LUFS. However, I’d bet you good money if you checked anything professionally released more recently, you will find that they actually sit some where between -12db LUFS and -8db LUFS, So somewhere around -10db LUFS would probably be a. more real world figure to use.
Enormously useful I liked the explanation about Pre-Fader metering. I’ve noticed that if a track has several markers throughout then jumping while playing from one section to another resets the meter automatically which can be helpful.
Great explanation! Thanks!