Loudness Display Settings Dialog

To open the Loudness Display Settings dialog, select the Loudness tab in the Audio Editor, and click Edit Settings.

Momentary Loudness/Short-Term Loudness

Color: Lets you edit the color of the associated element.
Curve Thickness: Lets you customize the curve thickness. If Auto Curve Thickness is selected, the curve thickness increases when zooming in.
Show Range: If this option is activated, the dynamic range is visualized. This displays the difference between the recent minimum and maximum loudness values. The wider the band, the wider the dynamics.
Range Transparency: Lets you specify the transparency of the range section.
Range Inertia: Determines the inertia of the loudness range, that is, how fast the range edges meet each other after a new minimum or maximum loudness is reported.

Color: Lets you edit the color of the associated element.
Curve Thickness: Lets you customize the curve thickness. If Auto Thickness is selected, the curve thickness increases when zooming in.
Only Show Hot Points (True Peaks section only): If this option is activated, the curve is hidden and only the peak overloads are displayed as red bullets.

Upper/Reference/Lower: Lets you activate several axes, and edit their color and position in the loudness tab to get a visual reference.

Background/Selected Background: Lets you edit the color of the associated element.

Curve Smoothing: If this option is activated, the transitions between the loudness measurements are smoothly drawn. This is less accurate when abrupt changes occur.
Apply to All Open Files: If this option is activated, the settings are applied to all open audio files when you click OK.