Скачать или смотреть Peak/RMS meter bars compared in foobar2000 (ft. VST plugins)

Peakmeter visualizations featured:
foobar2000's built-in peak meter and "VU" meter
pyqt's Spectrum Analyzer (foo_vis_spectrum_analyzer) showing peak/RMS meter
MeldaProduction MEqualizer (notice that the audio isn't being altered because it runs through "Visualize with VST" feature from foo_dsp_vst3 and so I used that to K-weight the peakmeter while simultaneously showing the original unweighted one without altering audio at all)
FabFilter Pro-C2 (again, the audio itself is completely unaffected because of "Visualize with VST" thing)
FabFilter Pro-L2 (using its sidechain feature to "disable" limiting to allow its meters to properly read above 0dBFS line)
JSplitter (sample VU meter included in marc2k3 fork of SMP as well as my own true peak bars visualization using fb.GetAudioChunk() function to make panels audio-reactive)

BTW, I've fiddling around with JSplitter component (basically an alternative to Spider Monkey Panel component for foobar2000 64-bit versions) to port algorithms and functions I've implemented on my own CodePen projects into foobar2000, starting with true peak/intersample peak detector part of AudioWorklet-based "multichannel peakmeter" project:
https://codepen.io/TF3RDL/pen/gONWJby (which is basically an interactive mockup of new features of Loudness Peakmeter (foo_loudness_peakmeter) 2.0.0.0/2.x.x.x especially for the bargraph visualization part)

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