Is There a Spectrum Analyzer Plug-In?

[Ragged Edge]

Do a search in the DUC on "jkaudio",that should provide you with a link to the free plug you are looking for.

It's a useful tool.

Cheers,

Ragged.

[sean shannon]

these work great!!
http://www.sonoria.pl/jk/myrtas.html
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[sean shannon]

Also, a separate program available for spectrum analysis (among other useful tools) is Pinguin Audio Meters (PC)(Standalone). I Love it. I'm sure there is a link somewhere on here. I will look for it myself.
Sean

[DesertDude]

click on SpectraFoo


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[dBHEAD]

I've looked through the "Products" section at this site and can't find any spectrum analyzer plug-ins. I remember a while back, somebody posted who had actually written one and it was available free at his site, but I can't find the post.

Anyway, free or not, I find spectrum analyzers useful for several things and would like to find one that works with PT. I thought Metric Halo made one, but I can't, for the life of me, find it. Can anyone help?

[allstaar]

Waves PAZ analyzer does the job pretty well.
It has plenty of resolution and allows you to view the spectrum as peak or rms.
You can also click on a spike and PAZ will display the frequency. With a Q10 on screen as well, (use shift to see 2 plugs at once) you can make some usefull EQ decisions. Just don't EQ because it looks right. A confident set of ears are worth more than any analyzer

[dBHEAD]

Thanks everyone for the feedback. I'll have to look into the Waves PAZ and SpectraFoo. I did a search on jkaudio and ultimately ended up finding his page. Some of you other folks might be interested in the plug-ins (they're available for free download). Here's the link:

jkaudio's free plug's (thanks, jk!)

[jkaudio]

Thanks guys for good review.
Don't waste time with PAZ. Try SpectraFoo for pro measurement.

Cheers
Jack