Measure peak, RMS, VU, EBU R128 loudness, spectrum, and correlation from audio streams.
npx skills add https://github.com/SpiralCloudOmega/DevTeam6 --skill metering
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: metering Source: https://github.com/SpiralCloudOmega/DevTeam6/tree/main/.github/skills/audio-dsp/metering Command: npx skills add https://github.com/SpiralCloudOmega/DevTeam6 --skill metering
Accurate audio metering across peak, RMS, VU, loudness, spectrum, and stereo correlation is essential for professional mixing, mastering, and broadcast compliance.
Run the metering module on an active audio stream to see peak, RMS, loudness, spectrum, and correlation meters update in real time.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
EBU R128 loudness measurement applies K-weighting to calculate momentary, short-term, and integrated LUFS values, ensuring your audio streams meet professional broadcast compliance targets.
Monitoring stereo width and mono compatibility requires a correlation meter and stereo scope to assess phase relationships across channels, preventing cancellation issues when audio is summed to mono.
Visualizing spectral analysis for mastering involves displaying frequency distribution and dynamic range, allowing you to identify spectral balance issues and make informed equalization adjustments.
Yes, you can measure peak, RMS, and VU levels simultaneously with configurable attack and release parameters, displaying dBFS values for professional real-time audio monitoring.
Real-time audio metering requires thread-safe data sharing between audio processing and UI threads to ensure accurate visualization without introducing latency or performance bottlenecks.
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