Full Version: More Deteiled Spectrum
Is there any more professional or detailed spectrum analyser plugin for foobar other than the native one ?
other then adding more colors, you can't change db range if that's what you meant by "more detail", but you can use some VST analyzer
[edit] I'm referring to Spectrogram, of course
[edit] I'm referring to Spectrogram, of course
Well if your using column UI you could try the Peakmeter Spectrum.
QUOTE (2E7AH @ Oct 25 2009, 01:18) 
other then adding more colors, you can't change db range if that's what you meant by "more detail", but you can use some VST analyzer
[edit] I'm referring to Spectrogram, of course
[edit] I'm referring to Spectrogram, of course
No, I mean not that type of detail... IŽm a producer so I use VST analysers on my sequencer on the studio (roger nicholas digital or wavez PAZ on pro-tools), but sometimes when IŽm hearing music on foobar I want to take a look at the spectrum, know exactly where some instrument is hitting, if the bass is predominantly on 55hz or 100hz for example...
you talking about vst plugins in foobar ? is it possible ?
QUOTE (quintets_man @ Oct 25 2009, 01:18)
Well if your using column UI you could try the Peakmeter Spectrum.
Oh thanx !!! IŽll try it now !!!
QUOTE (dunego @ Oct 25 2009, 06:55)
you talking about vst plugins in foobar ? is it possible ?
There are two DSP components which offer VST link. Only drawback is that unlike foobar built-in visualisations, using DSP introduces some latency to the signal presented by VST analyzer - it will show some time ahead (depending on foobar buffer size) of signal played
Does anyone knows any other than peakmeter spectrum ? I found it nice, but still needs some more tools. IŽll try the VST wrapper but if thereŽs another native addon it could be better.
160 bands isn't detailed enough?
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