Reference Guide

856 Mixing
Metering
Peak markers
Buses and audio tracks have a feature called Peak Markers. A Peak Marker in each audio track or
bus moves along in the Clips pane just behind the Now Time cursor displaying the highest peak
found during playback. Peak Markers appear in two different colors: one color if the peak is below 0
dB, and a different color if the peak is above 0dB. By default, peaks below 0dB will be green, and
peaks above 0dB will be red. Colors for both Peak Markers and their text fields are configurable in
Edit > Preferences > Customization - Colors.
A. Peak marker
To hide or show peak markers globally
Click the Track view Options menu, point to Meter Options and select Show Track Peak
Markers or Show Bus Peak Markers.
To hide or show peak markers on an individual track or bus
Right-click the track or bus, and choose Show Peak Marker from the pop-up menu.
To jump to a peak marker
Right-click the numeric peak display in the track/bus header strip, and choose Go To Peak from
the context menu (see the following figure). Doing so will center the peak location and Now time
in the Clips pane. This is useful because a Peak Marker may be offscreen.
To hide or show the Numeric Peak display
Click the Track view Options menu, point to Meter Options and select Show Numeric Peak
Values.
To clear peak markers from a track
Double-click the meter.
A