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Visualizer
[visualizer]

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Audio Analysis Tool

With the most flexible interface available today, Visualizer offers enhancements to your analytical workflow you can't afford to be without. If you work with audio, you need great analysis tools.

Visualizer gives you all the tools you need to understand, compare and investigate your audio, allowing you to produce professional results more easily and intuitively that has previously been possible. Flexible and logical control grouping has made it possible to allow intricate custom setups involving over a hundred individual parameters, whilst maintaining maximum display space and a clear operational eye path.

Views:

Multiple level meters (Peak/RMS/K12/K14/K20 etc.)

FFT Spectrum Analysis

Stereo Spectrum Analysis

Spectrogram

Stereo Spectrogram

Vector Scope

Stereoscope

Stereo Bias meter

Correlation Meter

Stats and Parameters module

Features:

Resizeable Interface

Intelligent window optimisation

Optimised control selection

Frequency zoom and scroll

dB Zoom and scroll

Peak hold control

Colour selection

FFT window selection

RMS window adjustment

A/B snapshots

Optimised resource use

Intelligent Window System

This unique facility allows the selection of multiple view combinations, resizing and aligning windows to maximise legibility and cross referencing information across screens. There is no need to switch plugin for a different combination, and presets (user configurable) allow instant switching between setups and interface size enabling unparalleled workflow enhancements and intuitive operation.

Level Meters:

Fully adjustable level meters including color, split point selection and horizontal or vertical positioning.

Fully adjustable digital scale meter

Stereo margin indicator, showing dB remaing to clip

RMS (Root mean Squared) scale meter

K-Scale meters, as devised by Bob Katz

Peak hold settings

Response and Fallback control

Multiple color and display options

Grab and zoom dB range

FFT Spectrum Analyzers

Full range Spectum analysis with linked or independently zoomed frequency window. Peak level control and color picking.

Left, Right, Left & Right and Average modes

Full spectrum and various banding options

Unique Stereo Differential mode

Multiple color and display options

Peak hold settings

Grab and zoom dB and frequency range

Independent Response and Fallback control

Mouse over readout

'Right click tone' audio assistant

Spectrograms

Scrolling spectrogram showing level and frequency history with zoom control.

Unique Differential mode

Color pallete selection

Smoothing control

Grab and zoom frequency range

Mouse over readout

Full spectrum and various banding options

Vectorscope

X/Y plot showing detailed stereo and phase information

Zoom

Color picking

Response control

Polar/Lissajous setting

Color selection

Stereometer

Correlation Meter

Phase correlation meter with frequency window and correlation history

Freeze control

Response parameter

Optional history log

Color pallete

Statistics and Setup module

Clip counters

A/B/C/D weighting curves and dB slopes

FFT window type

RMS window size

Pink noise calibration tool

Visualizer in use (Studio Testimonial)

"So, I have been getting good use out of your new visualizer. Its release coincided with a session I was recording for a rock band. On play back I noticed low frequency sound that was very disruptive. I soon realized that the sound was coming from the floor tom--vibration from the kit was creating a low frequency resonant build up inside the floor tom which was recorded to hard drive. My first instinct was to use a gate, however the gate was not just cutting out the low frequency resonant build up but also higher frequency bleed that I thought complimentary to the over sound of the drum kit. Unable to to get the gate threshhold to a level where the low frequencies were attenuated while leaving the high frequency of the various drum hits alone, I decided upon a new approach. I analyzed the floor tom track with the Nugen Visualizer and was able to pinpoint exactly where the low frequency resonant build up was--I found it occupying the 150Hz and under part of the sonic spectrum. The Visualizer also revealed that much of the high frequency bleed I wanted to exploit was centered around 6kHz. I processed the track with an EQ plug set with a highpass filter at 150Hz and a +2db boost at 6kHz. The lows in the track were succesfully attenuated and I was able to get the mid and high frequency bleed I was after; the Visualizer\'s performance assured that I did not cut out a disproportionate amount of low frequencies or boost an inordinate amount of highs. I have other spectrum analyzers , like from Waves and elemental Audio, but yours was especially useful because I did not have to load different plug-ins or change pages to view the spectroscope or the spectrum analyzer or the level meter---it was all there in one box for quick and easy comparison which made is quick and easy for me to make informed decisions with my audio editing. The size was also convenient--I don\'t have my display spread across three monitors so monitor space is precious; too often I find myself closing and reopening what seems to be a thousand windows in order to get things done. For my work flow, a small version is great for mixing and a larger display would be good for mastering (I rarely work with over three windows a time during mastering). I also just like the display, the colors used, etc. When you are mixing in the box like I do, it really helps to have software that is easy on the eyes. thanks"

Jeffrey David Harris at Anvil Studio, CA