MiniMeters
7.3#3 in audio analysis software$20 one-timeFree planAPILinuxmacOSWindows
Visit| Fact | MiniMeters | SpectraView Meter |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Joseph Lyncheski's GitHub profile lists Chicago, Illinois. | Greven, Germany |
| Licence | The EULA gives purchasers installation rights on personally owned computers, restricts redistribution and states that MiniMeters owns its software and intellectual property. | The user guide says installers require agreeing to a licence, but no licence name or open-source licence is published on the reviewed pages. |
| Meters | Its modules include VU, Waveform, Spectrogram, Spectrum, Stereometer, Loudness, and Oscilloscope. | It combines stereo level and dynamic-range meters, an EBU R128 loudness analyzer, a real-time frequency analyzer, and a live waveform display. |
| Privacy | The terms say purchase information is not shared with advertisers, purchase emails are not used for marketing and launch-time version checks log connecting IP addresses to prevent abuse. | The maker’s privacy policy says SpectraView does not transmit data to external servers and has no cloud processing, analytics, tracking identifiers, or advertising. |
| Purpose | MiniMeters is an audio metering application and plug-in suite for Windows, macOS, and Linux. | SpectraView Meter is a real-time metering plug-in for a DAW that analyzes audio without changing its sound. |
| Support | Support is offered through Discord and email. | Support is provided by email, with requests asking for the DAW, DAW version, macOS version and optionally a sample file or screen recording. |
MiniMeters suits people who want to inspect stereo audio with several meter views on Windows, macOS, or Linux. It may also suit users who want to record audio or capture a recent segment for review.
SpectraView Meter suits music producers, mixing and mastering engineers, podcasters, and broadcasters using supported macOS DAWs. It is designed for real-time metering rather than offline file analysis.