Some explain how to use the spectrum analyzer

[zeitaliesin]

Would someone explain in detail how to use the spectrum analyzer and where it's located?

[josephjobling]

i belive (but not at home so not sure) its called spectrum and its located in your audio effects folder - have a read of this it should help explain :

www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum_analyzer

[zeitaliesin]

This doesn't really explain how to use it.

[SubFunk]

This doesn't really explain how to use it.

You are clearly a nice guy. NOT!

We don't have ESP, maybe you could get to the point you ill mannered KUNT

i really seem to have difficulties to understand the english language at times...

[josephjobling]

This doesn't really explain how to use it.

Sorry - thought this would help - to use it drag it onto which ever channal you want to analyse - this tool is more so you can see what you audio is doing - you can change the meter to show you diffetent information which is covered in the wiki article - sorry i couldn't help further

[stringtapper]

Chapter 21.28 (pp. 332-3) of the Live manual.

[josephjobling]

Chapter 21.28 (pp. 332-3) of the Live manual.

glad you found what he was looking for - am not at home to look at the manual - sorry

[stringtapper]

Chapter 21.28 (pp. 332-3) of the Live manual.

glad you found what you where looking for - am not at home to look at the manual - sorry

Don't feel bad about not being able to help lazy people.

[josephjobling]

Fair - i do - i always like to help if i can - i was (am still i guess) new to ableton once.

[SubFunk]

Chapter 21.28 (pp. 332-3) of the Live manual.

glad you found what you where looking for - am not at home to look at the manual - sorry

Don't feel bad about not being able to help lazy people.

did it ever occurred to you that someone might not understand a written manual?

so he has the need to get it explained in different words?

ok, i pull out, because i also don't explain it to him, but i am all against the use of spectrum analyzers for production, thou.

[josephjobling]

Ah the old use your ears thing - i must say i use them alot find it easier if i can see whats happening - still use the ears aswell though - good for spotting naughty spikes - little buggers

[stringtapper]

Don't feel bad about not being able to help lazy people.

did it ever occurred to you that someone might not understand a written manual?

so he has the need to get it explained in different words?

Let's see...

Would someone explain in detail how to use the spectrum analyzer and where it's located?

… no.

[SubFunk]

Don't feel bad about not being able to help lazy people.

did it ever occurred to you that someone might not understand a written manual?

so he has the need to get it explained in different words?

Let's see...

Would someone explain in detail how to use the spectrum analyzer and where it's located?

… no.

ok, got your point.

[knotkranky]

Forget those things.

It'll just get in your way if you don't trust your ears to begin with.

[Tone Deft]

Forget those things.

It'll just get in your way if you don't trust your ears to begin with.

I was thinking along those lines BUT in the end Spectrum is still useful, just not as useful as it might seem. it looks so cool, it must be a great tool. it's not, but it can help.

it's hard to explain... when I use Spectrum I use it to compliment what my ears hear. when I can't quite figure out what frequency is pissing me off I pull out Spectrum. I give each of my ears a vote, Spectrum gets one vote.