Is there a stock RMS meter in Ableton?

[ProducerKitten]

I've heard in different forums that there is, and I've heard in others that there isn't. I need one. I can't find one.

[pottering]

The meters in the Tracks and between all devices show RMS, the brighter green bar is RMS (the darker green shows Peak).

[Tarekith]

All of the meters in Live have RMS metering actually. If you look at them while audio is playing, you'll see a solid meter that will look more steady and is showing you the RMS, while behind it is a shaded one that instead shows you peak readings.

[Celestite]

All of the meters in Live have RMS metering actually. If you look at them while audio is playing, you'll see a solid meter that will look more steady and is showing you the RMS, while behind it is a shaded one that instead shows you peak readings.

It's unfortunate that we're at Live 12 and this is still the only real answer (aside from using M4L devices / VSTs).
I mean if you stretch the mixer enough vertically I guess it gives you a somewhat decent idea of where the RMS is sitting in relation to the peak, but I wish you could either right click the value readout above the meters to switch between peak/ RMS / LUFS etc... or have the option to show multiple readings simultaneously