Sonoris Meter provides precise measurement of peak and loudness levels on a unified scale, incorporating both traditional meter scales and the K-System developed by mastering engineer Bob Katz. This system is ideal for mastering professionals and audio engineers seeking accurate loudness metering that adheres closely to industry standards, including Leq(A) loudness measurement and pink noise calibration for monitoring.

The meter features an oversampling peak mode designed to detect intersample peaks that often cause distortion on consumer CD players with limited headroom in their digital-to-analog converters. This mode simulates the D/A conversion process, helping users maximize audio levels while preventing clipping and unwanted artifacts, which is especially useful when working with digitally processed signals or heavily limited audio.

Additional tools include a correlation meter to monitor phase relationships between stereo channels, peak-hold functions, and adjustable clipping indicators. Sonoris Meter supports multiple metering sets for various production needs, including broadcast, home theatre, and dynamic music genres. It also offers features like pink noise output for monitor calibration, low CPU usage, 64-bit resolution, and compatibility with all sample rates, making it a reliable and efficient choice for professional audio measurement.