Loudness Radar GONE - Mac Silicon Processors

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
March 7, 2024
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Adobe, you've known about this for years... Loudness Radar in the Audio Track Mixer under the "Special" category dropdown list is still missing on silicon chip Macs (M1 here) -- only Loudness Meter is available.

Now, the workaround that we've been using is no longer an option either in Premiere 2024, which was to launch Premiere using Rosetta. (Right click Premiere Pro, Get Info, Open using Rosetta.) So I have no good way to monitor LUFs in-app at the moment.

Please make this a priority in an upcoming patch or fix for Premiere 2025. Thank you.

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Eager_Glow5D82

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Still nothing? Come one guys, we need this back!!!!

franzmane

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Congratulations Adobe. One year later, and still no Loudness Radar. It is an essential tool for professionals. And it is even gone in Audition, too. Can this be such a difficult task to do?

laclaqueproduction

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it's an essential tool for pros, Premiere Pro !

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film-editor

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yes please!

TeamMonty

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adam_2057 Thanks for letting me know about this...but isn't that CRAZY that we have to even consider it? I tried logging a ticket for this, but they keep closing it and trying to tell me to go back to Premiere '23...like that would help if we're on Apple Silicon?

What if we ALL logged tickets and logged them again each time they closed one?

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adam_2057

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TC Electronic do a physical LUFF radar......i've just ordered one. Can't wait for adobe....

TeamMonty

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This is essential....you can leave it running and check visually afterwards. There's no equivalent elsewhere and it's still working on PCs

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adam_2057

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This is an essential VISUAL aid for a visual medium.....please bring it back for Mac silicone. We are being handicapped here

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Alicia35988995bwat

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Yes please bring this back for Mac Silicon - we used to use this all the time and have trained everyone to run cuts through the loudness radar before exporting.

We miss this tool, there's no equivalent - this would be a huge selling point for Adobe in 2025