Spectrum analizer

[Valium]

Is there such a device out there for our platform? If yes where can I find it, if not any suggestions on other solutions?

Greetz

[samplaire]

Analysers for free:

0. the most impressive (DSP hungry, too): http://www.steckenleiter.de/ , go to 'seite 10' and look for 64 band analyser


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Analysers not for free:

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Not exactly analysers, but:

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[AndreD]

I´m using wavelab4 simultaneusly with logic/sfp...
There is a good tool-package like analizer, vu-meter and corealation-meter inside, that can work on a input signal.
>> Takes 0 DSP

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