Yes,,, Like the Meters page of the Layout.There are a few places to get meters in the editor.
Are you wanting something that resembles the Layout meter page on the hardware to show all of the inputs and outputs at one time?
This.The only meters that matter are the ones on the dynamic blocks like the gates and compressors, and those already have nice meters in AxeEdit. Output level is important, but when connected to a computer, use your DAW to meter that. Almost any DAW already has an excellent set of meters for that purpose and when recording you’re already connected to it.
I've never used the Meters page to dial in a preset. Those meters are tiny and crude — not well suited to actually measuring levels. They're more for troubleshooting, as in "My preset is silent. Which block isn't passing signal?"I want to know how hot each block is going into the next block when setting up a preset. I use the meter page on front panel for this like it was intended,,just thought it would be easier if I could see it in Axe-edit also. All meters matter... ;-)
MOSHON
DAVE
The only meters that matter are the ones on the dynamic blocks like the gates and compressors
Love this idea. Or even a scaled down version, where we could pick and choose say 4 blocks to monitor at once... for example we could always have Out 1, and then right click to check others as needed. But this way the info is always visible and we don't have to keep clicking back and forth.This has been asked for many times. I hate going back and forth to the Output block to check levels. Here's my proposal......View attachment 68204
Well, there are also the meters on the edit page of the Output blocks. I use those all the time.
You edited out my comment where I said metering the output is important
If you're editing presets with the device out of range, presumably you're using a computer. In that case, use any DAW for the output meters. Almost any DAW will have better meters than can reasonably expected from the AxeEdit output block meter anyway, which after all, doesn't pass audio.+1, this would be a useful feature for everyone who edits/builds presets without having the device display in view range.
Layout > Meters on the hardware. You can spot level discrepancies pretty quickly.I ran into an odd issue yesterday where I’d have found it very useful to have block-level data available along the lines of what @sixtystring mentioned (numeric value would be most useful). I had three scenes that were setup earlier and I was having some trouble understanding why one was substantially quieter. If it had been a pedal board and amp in real life, I’d have taken measurements with my multimeter. I’d love to see that the same value was going into a specific block, across the scenes, and a larger/smaller value on the output of the following block, allowing me to focus in on the issue. I’m sure some don’t work in this manner, but we could have a selection in AE preferences to have it display for whomever needed it.
Cheers,
Lee