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Hello All!  I am using Logic 4.8 for Windows.  Just curious if anyone 
knows if there is a way to see a "picture" of the "frequency curves" 
for an audio track or an entire mix.  I know Pro tools and Cubase 
have a way to see this, and a way to compare to another audio track 
as well. I know on the arrange screen I can see the amplitude of the 
wave, but I don't know how to break it down to individual frequencies 
or if there is a way. thanks in advance for any help.

--- dollenmayer <dollenmayer@...> wrote:

> Hello All!  I am using Logic 4.8 for Windows.  Just curious if anyone 
> knows if there is a way to see a "picture" of the "frequency curves" 
> for an audio track or an entire mix.  I know Pro tools and Cubase 
> have a way to see this, and a way to compare to another audio track 
> as well. I know on the arrange screen I can see the amplitude of the 
> wave, but I don't know how to break it down to individual frequencies 
> or if there is a way. thanks in advance for any help.  

Hi,

I don't think you can do that in 4.8  - in 6.0 there's
a new Eq plug in that also analyzises the sourse. If
you put that on the main outs you can monitor the
frequency curve.

Regards
Salme

On a fine day, 06-03-2004, dollenmayer wrote:

>Hello All!  I am using Logic 4.8 for Windows.  Just curious if anyone
>knows if there is a way to see a "picture" of the "frequency curves"
>for an audio track or an entire mix.  I know Pro tools and Cubase
>have a way to see this, and a way to compare to another audio track
>as well. I know on the arrange screen I can see the amplitude of the
>wave, but I don't know how to break it down to individual frequencies
>or if there is a way. thanks in advance for any help.

Check out the free "Inspector" plug-in from Elemental Audio Systems.  Don't
know a website. but just google for "Elemental Audio Systems"...

-- 
Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

>  Check out the free "Inspector" plug-in from Elemental Audio Systems.  
> Don't  know a website. but just google for "Elemental Audio Systems"...

http://www.elementalaudio.com/products/inspector/index.html

Brian
___________________________
Logic Audio Platinum 6.3.3
PowerMac G4 933MHz
OS X 10.3.2
1 GB RAM
M-Audio Delta 24/96
   (fed via S/PDIF from a
    Yamaha DSP Factory)

On a fine day, 07-03-2004, Brian Pylant wrote:

>  >  Check out the free "Inspector" plug-in from Elemental Audio Systems. 
>>  Don't  know a website. but just google for "Elemental Audio Systems"...
>
>http://www.elementalaudio.com/products/inspector/index.html

See, there's always some sod who provides the details :-).  Thx Brain.

-- 
Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

> >  >  Check out the free "Inspector" plug-in from Elemental Audio Systems. 
> >>  Don't  know a website. but just google for "Elemental Audio Systems"...

> On a fine day, 07-03-2004, Brian Pylant wrote:
> >http://www.elementalaudio.com/products/inspector/index.html

--- In logic-ot@yahoogroups.com, Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@k...> wrote:
> See, there's always some sod who provides the details :-).  Thx Brain.


Wow. Thanks for the advice on the "Inspector" that was exactly what I 
was looking for. Thanks Again. It works great!!!  Great for comparing 
the spectrum to my favorite mixes by the pros.

>> http://www.elementalaudio.com/products/inspector/index.html
>
> See, there's always some sod who provides the details :-).  Thx Brain.

My pleasure. And yes, I am a sod.
8^)


Brian
___________________________
Logic Audio Platinum 6.3.3
PowerMac G4 933MHz
OS X 10.3.2
1 GB RAM
M-Audio Delta 24/96
   (fed via S/PDIF from a
    Yamaha DSP Factory)