Roger Nichols Analyzer

[Mixgeneral]

Since Roger Nichols is no more (RIP) I can't update my Inspector XL anymore ((..Looking for a similar 1/3 octave 31 band spectral analyzer (plug-in RTAS, VST, AAX)
What this spectral analysis should display is:
1. On the X plane (Hz), 20-20,000 Hz.
2. On the Y plane (dB), -36, -24, -12 dB, 0db. (-90dB to 0dB, will do).

I used Spectra Foo before, as well as waves and need something that will show band division in blocks!!
Here is an example
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs...reenshot.shtml

Thanks in advance

[crizdee]

Hi,

You can't beat spectra foo! but for free try this one...


http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products...t_FreqAnalyst/


Chris

[Mixgeneral]

Originally Posted by crizdee

Hi,

You can't beat spectra foo! but for free try this one...


http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products...t_FreqAnalyst/


Chris

Happy Thanksgiving!
Here is what Blue cat people said: "Thank you for your interest in our plug-ins. Our spectrum analyzers do not offer 1/3 Octave display. They show a continuous display with a maximum resolution of a couple of hertz."
Spectra Foo is stand alone, can I use it with Pro Tools?

[ArKay99]

This should give you what you want, and a whole lot more...
iZotope Insight

[Mixgeneral]

Originally Posted by ArKay99

This should give you what you want, and a whole lot more...
iZotope Insight

I wish it did, but its not very accurate interpretation. Still looking for someone to do what Roger Nichols' Inspecotor XL did.
Thank you anyways.

[Jay_uk]

Not sure if this is the plug in that you are referring to.. posted on the Air-Users-Blog/Pro Tools Expert.. recently...

http://www.pro-tools-expert.com/home...-ins-list.html

Using RND Inspector w/ Pro Tools 10.3.2 on a 2008 Mac Pro running Lion 10.7.5 (no PowerPC; no Rosetta) and it works. The inspector.dpm file is a Universal Binary so it does run on Intel processors....However?

[ArKay99]

Originally Posted by Jay_uk

Not sure if this is the plug in that you are referring to.. posted on the Air-Users-Blog/Pro Tools Expert.. recently...

http://www.pro-tools-expert.com/home...-ins-list.html

Using RND Inspector w/ Pro Tools 10.3.2 on a 2008 Mac Pro running Lion 10.7.5 (no PowerPC; no Rosetta) and it works. The inspector.dpm file is a Universal Binary so it does run on Intel processors....However?

I went there and got the plug. There are 3 versions, an Inspector.dpm an Inspector1_4.dpm and a Setup.exe. The Setup.exe is for Windows and the .dpm's are for the Mac...obviously. I got both Mac versions. Then what I did was dissect the 1_4 version until I got the Inspector.dpm, dragged that into my Plug Ins folder and started Pro Tools. It was in my dropdown list under Other, I put it on the mix buss and it worked great. Kudos to Jay_uk!

The .dpm installer may actually work. I just never used it.

[Jay_uk]

The installer is the problem.. some permissions thingy.
Anyhow i did same thing on Mac, right click, show contents and navigate to the .dpm .vst .component

Drag out along with the PDF etc and place in your plug in folder.

This plug in should be the first into the Plug in Hall of Fame for its survival rate

[feliponk]

Hi: you can try here...

http://www.kreativsounds.com/roger-n...tal-inspector/