Hoorah, was excited to see this as a new feature in live as I am tuning sound systems and use an rta measurement mic. Is great to get a visual of the speaker output.
Here is a snapshot of pink noise loaded straight into live.
Can someone tell me why there is a drop off ? If you look at the 3rd party plug in you will notice it has a default correction of 3db which gives a level representation compared to the live version.
Why is this, could the live version do this/have this adjustment also ?
Would be good also to have the ability to see more of an average so is not jumping around so much. I know you can adjust it a bit but more so would be great ?
Spectrum Analyser
hi alan,
the drop off is there because pink noise has a roll-off by definition ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_noise ), if you wan't no roll-off, you must use white noise.
There are spectrum analyzers out where you can setup a slope to rescale the plot, unfortunately Spectrum doesn't have that feature. I'll put your wish on the big list.
best wishes,
matthias
the drop off is there because pink noise has a roll-off by definition ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_noise ), if you wan't no roll-off, you must use white noise.
There are spectrum analyzers out where you can setup a slope to rescale the plot, unfortunately Spectrum doesn't have that feature. I'll put your wish on the big list.
best wishes,
matthias