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The TRACT SPL Meter Black Friday deal puts 50% off this Waves utility plugin, bringing it to $24.99 through Nov 26, 2026.
TRACT SPL Meter is a sound pressure level monitor that runs inside Waves live hosts. It works in the eMotion LV1 mixer and in the SuperRack plugin host.
The maker's idea is simple. Your essential SPL information stays visible in the live mixing environment, so you don't need a separate application for everyday level monitoring.
A large readout displays the current SPL at a glance. Next to it, a maximum-level hold keeps track of the highest level reached.
You pick between A-weighting and C-weighting depending on what you want to monitor. That choice sets how the measurement is weighted across the frequency range.
You set your own SPL threshold. When the measured level goes above it, the plugin gives a clear warning.
That makes it a practical tool for watching a limit during a show without staring at numbers the whole time.
Yes. The plugin measures SPL continuously and logs the readings. You can export those logs to a CSV file.
The maker positions this for documentation and post-show review: a straightforward record of sound levels throughout the event.
If your signal chain already lives in SuperRack or on an eMotion LV1, this sits in the same environment as the rest of your live plugins.
Yes. The TRACT SPL Meter Black Friday deal is 50% off, which puts the Waves utility plugin at $24.99. The offer runs through Nov 26, 2026.
It runs inside Waves live hosts: the eMotion LV1 mixer and the SuperRack plugin host. The maker built it to keep SPL monitoring within your live mixing environment instead of a separate application.
It shows the current SPL in a large readout and holds the maximum level reached. You can choose A- or C-weighted measurement, and set your own threshold that triggers a clear warning when the level goes over it.
Yes. It logs SPL measurements continuously and exports the data to a CSV file. The maker describes this as a record of sound levels throughout the event, useful for documentation and post-show review.
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