Free Audio Analyzers....

[RebelRebel]

http://audio.rightmark.org/download.shtml

http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/RND_downloads.htm

I have both of these..great for finding problem spots that you cannot necessarily hear.

[live2496]

Here is a free metering application.
http://voyager.adsl.dk/knef/vumeter/

[poorlyconditioned]

http://audio.rightmark.org/download.shtml

http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/RND_downloads.htm

I have both of these..great for finding problem spots that you cannot necessarily hear.

The second one is very pricey!  I don't think most tapers can justify that.  If you've going to pay big bucks, why not get Wavelab or similar, and get more features besides just metering.

  Richard

[RebelRebel]

No it isnt. It is free. http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/inspector.htm

http://audio.rightmark.org/download.shtml

http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/RND_downloads.htm

I have both of these..great for finding problem spots that you cannot necessarily hear.

The second one is very pricey!  I don't think most tapers can justify that.  If you've going to pay big bucks, why not get Wavelab or similar, and get more features besides just metering.

  Richard

[poorlyconditioned]

OK.  I was looking at the more professional software at the same site.  It had 14 days free, then pay big bucks!

  Richard

No it isnt. It is free. http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/inspector.htm

http://audio.rightmark.org/download.shtml

http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/RND_downloads.htm

I have both of these..great for finding problem spots that you cannot necessarily hear.

The second one is very pricey!  I don't think most tapers can justify that.  If you've going to pay big bucks, why not get Wavelab or similar, and get more features besides just metering.

  Richard

[it-goes-to-eleven]

Don't forget about baudline.. Linux only though.

http://www.baudline.com/

[RebelRebel]

Don't forget about baudline.. Linux only though.

http://www.baudline.com/

who uses linux for audio?

[RebelRebel]

Yeah, the inspector plugin is great..dont need XL!

OK.  I was looking at the more professional software at the same site.  It had 14 days free, then pay big bucks!

  Richard

No it isnt. It is free. http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/inspector.htm

http://audio.rightmark.org/download.shtml

http://www.rogernicholsdigital.com/RND_downloads.htm

I have both of these..great for finding problem spots that you cannot necessarily hear.

The second one is very pricey!  I don't think most tapers can justify that.  If you've going to pay big bucks, why not get Wavelab or similar, and get more features besides just metering.

  Richard

[poorlyconditioned]

Don't forget about baudline.. Linux only though.

http://www.baudline.com/

who uses linux for audio?

I use Linux both at home and in the office.  It is great as a server/development enviroment.

For audio recording and editing I do use Windows XP (Cubase and Wavelab mostly).  But if I can get a linux program, I will use that as well.

  Richard

[SparkE!]

Inspector doesn't seem to work in Audacity.  I figured that since it was a VST plug-in, it would work with that program.  All I get is a slider box to set all of the controls, but the spectrum display window is never seen.  So I guess you have to use a pay-for program to use the free plug-in.

[RebelRebel]

Inspector doesn't seem to work in Audacity.  I figured that since it was a VST plug-in, it would work with that program.  All I get is a slider box to set all of the controls, but the spectrum display window is never seen.  So I guess you have to use a pay-for program to use the free plug-in.

works fine with Samp, Spark..

[SparkE!]

Samp?  Analysis, Mr. Spock.  (Who/what is Samp?)

[Brian Skalinder]

Inspector doesn't seem to work in Audacity.  I figured that since it was a VST plug-in, it would work with that program.  All I get is a slider box to set all of the controls, but the spectrum display window is never seen.  So I guess you have to use a pay-for program to use the free plug-in.

Yeah, that's my biggest beef with Audacity - it doesn't display VST plugins properly.  I just finished mapping out the "slider values" in Audacity to the proper, actual values for MDA's free dither, image (M-S decoder), and compressor plugins.  If the mapping's easy for Inspector, I'll give it a go, as well.  <----- nope, not gonna work

[RebelRebel]

Samp?  Analysis, Mr. Spock.  (Who/what is Samp?)

samplitude...I use v8 pro, but there is an LE version that is only 40 bucks or so.

[SparkE!]

Samp?  Analysis, Mr. Spock.  (Who/what is Samp?)

samplitude...I use v8 pro, but there is an LE version that is only 40 bucks or so.

OK, I knew that Samplitude was a pay-for program.  I thought you might have found some program called Samp that was freeware.