drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » frequency visualiser frequency visualiser Author Post benji b Steppa Registration Date: 27-06-2006 Posts: 182 Helpfulness rating:  Hey all is there some kind of program that will let me load sound files and give a visual of the frequencies that sound is hitting? Im using reason and dont believe its possible in the program thanks b 28-12-2010 17:41 BattleDrone 2161... the future. Registration Date: 30-12-2005 Posts: 6,413 Helpfulness rating:  Voxengo SPAN is a free VST that does this for you. If you are using FL studio you can use EQUO to analyse the frequency range. __ Check my soundcloud (exclusive tracks on there) 28-12-2010 20:48 Puzzle ..zebra? Registration Date: 27-05-2008 Posts: 724 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by BattleDrone If you are using FL studio you can use EQUO to analyse the frequency range. ..or Fruity Parametric EQ 2 __ SoundCloud Facebook YouTube 28-12-2010 22:31 Ciaran Cool Steppa Registration Date: 25-04-2009 Posts: 248 Helpfulness rating:  f*ck that sh*t - GET AUDACITY. It's free and you can do some miraculous things with it. I've taught myself, using Audacity: wave inversion and how to use it for sampling/remixing, phase cancellation, effects of things such as FM or phase subtraction/multiplication, approximate frequencies for each of the 12 notes in the 3rd octave on a synthesizer/keyboard, emulation of synthesised tones by .... etc __ CtMc 06-01-2011 19:48 Ciaran Cool Steppa Registration Date: 25-04-2009 Posts: 248 Helpfulness rating:  oh, and you can also load files into Audacity that aren't .wav files/general sound files - I loaded my music software into it; Audacity changed the data for my software into sound. Instant Sci-fi FX. __ CtMc 06-01-2011 19:52 wazoo Newbie Registration Date: 16-04-2011 Posts: 4 Hi guys, it's an old post but I bring it up again as this issue seems unresolved to me. I also use Reason, and its spectrum analyzer (through the use of the vocoder) is very poor. I use WaveSpectra which is very fine, but not real-time, i have to save an audio snippet and then open in wavespectra. I assume voxengo would be the same, i.e. real-time spectrum analysis cannot be worked out in reason (apart from the vocoder) beacause reason doesnt handle Vsts. Reason users, how do you manage that? I mean the spectrum analysis. Apart from that reason is just fine. I am a newbie and love the forum thanks for your ideas 21-07-2011 09:54 Impact Wicked Producer Registration Date: 29-08-2010 Posts: 439 Helpfulness rating:  like BD says SPAN is free and very good. If you want to pay the Roger Nichols IXL bundle is well worth a look. __ Quality DNB clothing Co founder of Instinct Audio ImpactMastering: Affordable Digital Mastering/Mixing service 21-07-2011 16:07 wazoo Newbie Registration Date: 16-04-2011 Posts: 4 but Span is a VST and I use Reason. 21-07-2011 16:31 Impact Wicked Producer Registration Date: 29-08-2010 Posts: 439 Helpfulness rating:  ah. i think then; in the nicest possible way- your boned on that one. __ Quality DNB clothing Co founder of Instinct Audio ImpactMastering: Affordable Digital Mastering/Mixing service 21-07-2011 18:24 strangexperimen Newbie Registration Date: 02-08-2011 Posts: 2 to benji b and wazoo: use Pinguin Audio Meter. it's a real-time program that analyze sound from the output of your sound card !! 03-08-2011 12:26 benji b Steppa Registration Date: 27-06-2006 Posts: 182 Helpfulness rating:  @ Ciaran - I have used Audacity before but didn't find an analyser? @ strangexperimen - I've googled Pinguin Audio Meter but can't find a Mac version. Is there one? Thanks to both of you 07-08-2011 16:45 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Production questions & answers » frequency visualiser