TT Dynamic Range Meter plug-in & DR Offline Meter Software?

Does anyone know if the TT Dynamic Range Meter plug-in & TT DR Offline Meter Software are still available for Free Download and where to get them? I went to their website and sent them and e-mail, but it looks like the site hasn't been updated since 2009. I never got a response back from them. They look like great plug-ins for mixing and mastering and I'd like to use them along side my Waves PAZ Analyzer plug-in. Here is their site to check out. It says you have to become and Active Member and donate $30 to get both plug-ins for Free Download. I e-mailed them about becoming an Active Member and donating the money to help with their cause "The Loudness Wars", but like I said, they never even got back to me. Not sure if they're even around anymore.

http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/en/active-member

It looks like Brainworx might have bought them out and updated the TT Dynamic Range Meter plug-in. They are selling it for $109. I don't see the TT DR Offline Meter Software available at all. Here is a link to the updated Brainworx Version.

https://secure.brainworx-music.de/shop/ ... 9-us-.html

I did find and older version of the TT DR Offline Meter Software available for Free Download for both Mac and PC. If you look up at the top right corner of the screen you'll see

Software:
Windows
Mac OS

if you click the one you need, it will download it for Free. It's a great stand alone program to have to check your stereo bounced mixes. It give you the average Peak, RMS and Dynamic Range readings of your mix. here's the link for that.

http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/

Like I said, if anyone has any info on how to get the original TT Dynamic Range Meter plug-in for Free Download that they were offering, please let me know.

Thanks!

here you go
http://www.sendspace.com/file/o3iy88
i still had it laying around in my hard drive

teme

much appreciated!

looks like yours was a link for the mac (au\vst\rtas) versions right?

you should check out the stand alone version too. you can analyze a song or a whole album an it gives you the average peak, rms and dynamic range levels. it's good to check pro mixes up against your own, to see where your levels are hitting at.

here's the link to download the stand alone version for Free...

http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/

there's also a link here if anyone else needs them.

mac (au\vst\rtas) and pc (vst\rtas) versions :

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/music-co ... meter.html (post#9) has a download for the .zip file

Yea, sorry forgot to say its the mac version. Don't have the pc one. It's a very useful meter. Will check the other one you posted.
Thanks

FYI, the DR meter is not dead or or unavailable. It's just become payware. Or rather: it costs money to become an Active Member of Pleasurize Music - which is required to download your copy the TT Dynamic Range Meter.

ATM, only the foobar2000 plugin is available for free.

If you like the idea, then I suggest you sign up at Pleasurize Music (at the link underneath). It's a great initiative, and these guys deserve a little income for their hard work to make mainstream (and independent) album releases more dynamic again (+14 DR). If you won't/can't afford it, you should still sign up - just to show support.

Official website: http://www.dynamicrangemetering.com/

Peace!