What's your favorite FFT/Spectrum analysis software?

[kid klash]

There are LOTS of freeware/shareware software applications available, but many of them seem to fall short on features. Got a favorite?

These are the shareware/freeware apps I've found so far :

http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/win95/SPECTRUM_ANALYZERS/

[kid klash]

Anyone?

I'm using A behringer ECM8000 mic, into an Edirol UA-25 USB audio interface, into my Toshiba Sattelite laptop, running RTA shareware... very accurate, and very portable too. Great for profiling speakers, as well as checking out the accuracy of live sound front ends.

[deepwater]

Smaart is great pro program

[kid klash]

Originally Posted by deepwater

Smaart is great pro program

Yes it is. But the $595 price tag is more than many people care (or can afford) to pay.

[boingoman]

Originally Posted by kid klash

Yes it is. But the $595 price tag is more than many people care (or can afford) to pay.

Yep. It's spendy. That and spectrafoo are two good options. Spectrafoo is the pro Mac option. They are both worth the dough.

Smaart can work with a lot of processors out there, letting you do something to your system with all that nice info, right in software land.

Some of those listed in that link look pretty cool. I may have to check a couple of them out.

[Le Basseur]

Diagnostic System for Sound Fields v5.0.0.6
Lots of goodies!

[deepwater]

You can also look at TEF and SIM-3

Smaart is the indusrty standard and links to a lot of gear like Driveracks and BSS. I use Smaart for tuning audio systems in churches and the like.