carlosguardia
New member
I'm looking for a good downloadable spectrum analyzer (freeware) to use with Sonar. Any pointers?!
Thanks,
Carlos
Thanks,
Carlos
Tom Hicks
Well-known member
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
This is answered before, and I searched for you:
http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63697&highlight=analyzer
Read on in this thread....
http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63697&highlight=analyzer
Read on in this thread....
carlosguardia
New member
Thanks, I'll check them out.
Carlos
Carlos
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laptoppop
Musical Technogeek
One other thing to try...
If you download the free demo version of Ozone from www.izotope.com you get a directx plugin with a bunch of meters. You also can hear their sound, but they mute it every few seconds until you pay for it.
Upsides:
1) Good solid meters (spectrum analyzer, phase, bit meter, etc.)
2) DirectX plugin - no wrapper needed
Downsides:
1) CPU hog (but you can turn off all the processing and keep the meters running for much less CPU -- I haven't tried it much in that mode)
2) You may end up liking the sound of Ozone so much you buy the plugin.
Just a thought,
-lee-
If you download the free demo version of Ozone from www.izotope.com you get a directx plugin with a bunch of meters. You also can hear their sound, but they mute it every few seconds until you pay for it.
Upsides:
1) Good solid meters (spectrum analyzer, phase, bit meter, etc.)
2) DirectX plugin - no wrapper needed
Downsides:
1) CPU hog (but you can turn off all the processing and keep the meters running for much less CPU -- I haven't tried it much in that mode)
2) You may end up liking the sound of Ozone so much you buy the plugin.
Just a thought,
-lee-