Cactus Music
http://www.adamczyk.com/miscellaneous-files
 
Project Scope, found it.

Mark's project has inspired me, but I do not think he has sufficiently deep parser to show such information...

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Thanks a million, azslow3!
You're magician.

You are welcome
 

I deleted Youlean Loudness Meter and project size went down to 2498 kB!  It's a pretty memory hungry yet very nice LUFS meter.
 
Earlier this week I made a decision to publish all songs I produce at -14 LUFS. It's the target level Spotify uses for the music, ie. if you mix the song hotter, track volume will be adjusted down accordingly so that the average loudness is -14 LUFS. I start to use the same level for Youtube videos as well unless The Client requires a loud master.
 
Thanks again azslow3 & others. You're very helpful people and I appreciate that.
 

FWIW - Unbounced Melodyne edits are also saved inside a cwp, which will jump cwp size rapidly on you.

I subscribed to this thread but I can no longer find it.
There was nothing off-topic and every post was informative.
 
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Did some moderator kill thread or move it somewhere? If so, why?
Or did I do it myself accidentaly when adding [ANSWERED] tag to subject line? I don't have rights to delete posts, though...
 

I can bring it back
Did you edit the OP? That often triggers the spam blocker.

Yes it has been a common occurrence for some people if they edit posts it will disappear. The Hosts will bring it back for you when one comes around.  
 
Edit,, well when I finished typing I found myself back here.. 
 
Anyhow glad you sorted it out, I use Wave lab to Master and analyze my songs it will tell you the average RMS level. I aim for a - 14db  average RMS as that seems a respectable target for rock and roll. I might go as far as -12db. 
I would not be doing this at the mix stage anyhow. That's a job for mastering. Since I stared doing this 12 years ago all my albums and backing tracks too, are in the same place as most commercial releases level wise.  have yet to find another way to do this. Wave LAb elements is only $100 and well worth it if your doing your own mastering.

Yep probably the edit to the OP
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