drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Reason » Equalizing in Reason 4.0? Equalizing in Reason 4.0? Author Post Sentinel Mr. Grumpy Registration Date: 05-04-2008 Posts: 845 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by Binary Havoc Difficult one this The only program I can think of that might work for you is Har-Bal Which is capable of completing a detailed spectral analysis of an audio file but runs standalone without the need for a vst host. I dont think you can route audio straight into it on the fly so again you would need to export your audio out of reason first, then analyse it. Is that any easier than having rewiring into a separate daw running a vst plug in analyser? Fuck Knows http://www.har-bal.com/images/figure4.gif While I was lookin for an answer to this, I came across this which turns your PDA into a handheld spectrum analyser that I thought might interest some of ya http://www.soft32.com/download_161046.html Aye well it depends on whether you have another DAW does it not now !? HeHe ... I have Reason 4.0 FL8 & Ableton lite m-audio edition that came free with my midi. I haven't tried ableton live so I don't know how different the lite edition is from that. Is it worth getting Ableton live cause all being done and said I'm not much of a fan of Fruity. And errr I hear there is an update for Reason 4 ... Is there anything in it that would make me want to bother updating ? And extracting audio just to test it does seem like a long ass way to go about analyzing your music. What when you could as you say use ReWire and use voxengo plugin or whatever. Or use something like Spectrum analyzer pro live which is a stand alone program which does work off your internal audio signal in real time. + It does bar graph analysis too ! Easier on me eyes than those wavy fuckin' lines. Or the best alternative is to buy a real spectrum analyzer ! TheChronic gave me a link to one the other day. Only €5,000 + odd bling bling !!! HeHe ... Fuck That ... ! __ 07-05-2008 16:25 TTT31 Producer Registration Date: 24-08-2009 Posts: 77 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by cynik lol that harbal is really something, stating it can do smart eqing on its own. lol. Im gonna put that to the test how to get started with it it has suffix SIS and how to activate it? 21-09-2009 09:53 cynik Cp6uja Registration Date: 15-03-2005 Posts: 5,646 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by TTT31 quote: Originally posted by cynik lol that harbal is really something, stating it can do smart eqing on its own. lol. Im gonna put that to the test how to get started with it it has suffix SIS and how to activate it? lol I dont remember. wasnt much helpful for me oh I do know, you probably clicked on the lower link Binary posted, thats for PDA devices which are based on the symbian operating system. what is .exe in windows/dos its .sis for symbian click the upper link which is the pc version __ https://soundcloud.com/tsai-vidro-voves 21-09-2009 10:42 Pages (2): « previous 1 [2] drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Reason » Equalizing in Reason 4.0?