<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.worldless.mine.nu/cgi-bin/dl ... .zip"><img src="/forums/images/file_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" File"> File</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Price ($USD): 59<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Type: Utility<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> analyzer pack now available :
- correlation meter (with lowpass for vinyl productions)
- high resolution peak&rms meter with three different resolution views
- 48 band spectrum analyzer
- ControlRoom
the package contains seven devices:
- all three meters on one surface
- all three meters on three separate surfaces, but one device
- every meter as separate device (mono & stereo for the spectrum analyzer)
- ControlRoom with switchable hardbrick limiter (-0.2 dB), peak&rms level meter, 3 switchable inputs with input level for e.g. comparing pre/post optimaster without perceived volume differences, 4 outputs
for more info please have a look here:
http://www.worldless.com/sfp/ana.html
or in the manual.
download a demo above and stay tuned ..
kind regards
Wolfgang
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<a href="http://www.worldless.com">worldless productions</a>
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analyzer pack
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a bigger level meter is added to the pack:
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well, that's the drawback: the 48 bands use quite a lot dsp.
That's why I added a switch for off and low/high resolution.
You can easily see yourself, how much it uses in the demo version by switching the spectrum analyzer part off.
However the low resolution uses half the dsp of the high res setting, which needs about one and a half dsp.
That's why I added a switch for off and low/high resolution.
You can easily see yourself, how much it uses in the demo version by switching the spectrum analyzer part off.
However the low resolution uses half the dsp of the high res setting, which needs about one and a half dsp.
