Tips on using Dorrough meters?

Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2002 10:24 am

I have a pair of dorrough loudness meters and I think I'm getting the hang of using them, and comparing that to what my ears hear.

Very Happy

Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2002 11:57 am

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Originally posted by Boom Chic:
I have a pair of dorrough loudness meters and I think I'm getting the hang of using them, and comparing that to what my ears hear.

Hi! Here is a little light reading, hope this helps.
www.digido.com
search durrough meters

Quote:

Originally posted by Boom Chic:

This is for audio post for TV broadcast, from a Pro Tools 24 mix plus system, laying back to Digibeta.

I'm sorry for presuming you do the video too, but, if you do?

How do you like your digibeta?, Does it have pre-read? I flipped over the pre-read concept when JVC offered me to demo a D-85 (D-9) with pre-read. It was like I had 30 DVE's, and CG's, just layer, layer, heaven. No render time...wham!

--Rick

Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2002 10:23 am

Thanks Rick,
Good info there at digido.

Video, don't go there Wink

, just use the deck for digitising and layback.

Would you know where I can find what rates some local post production houses charge for their services? I want to see if I'm in the ballpark with my rates and services. Everyone changes ownership/names of their facilities so quick, I don't know where to start looking. :confused:

I guess the phone book could be a good start?Duh?

Thanks again.

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