This version works and stays visible all the time!Max M. wrote:OK, (after some thinking) here's the secret link - this is the version of the plugin i'm using for about a year now - it is totally unofficial version and won't work in a 98.12% of hosts - please no bug reports on it. Just in case you find it useful.
Right-click mouse to open the Options window.BuddhaMaster wrote: It would be nice to have the plugin this way, but with a retracting option bar.
Oh, I really had no idea how to figure this out, thats awesomes! Thanks a lot!Max M. wrote:Right-click mouse to open the Options window.BuddhaMaster wrote: It would be nice to have the plugin this way, but with a retracting option bar.
hi max, the "secret version doesn't really work good, indeed. i actually love v1.4 with the seperate window. but could you maybe check my 3 feature requests one page before this? that would be nice.Max M. wrote:Right-click mouse to open the Options window.BuddhaMaster wrote: It would be nice to have the plugin this way, but with a retracting option bar.
i know it, but it's just not my thing, or better said - the seven phases analyzer is exactly the way i need it, it just needs some enhancements...VibraSound wrote:There is also the Free Voxengo AnSpec
Analog-style third-octave spectrum analyzer.
http://www.voxengo.com/product/anspec/
indeed. suddenly, as soon as i used it, i felt i can finally see what matches my ear, which wasn't the case since i used my pinguin analyser back in the days. and i've tried every metering plugin so far (vst). i so wish for the seven phases analyser not to die, as there's still a lot of room for additions, and as it seems max was the one who has a certain view on the things and how to implement them, which really met mine (and a lot of others, i assume)... it's _very_ fast in response, it has adjustable fall times, which in most analysers sadly adjust the attack response as well (and i hate that), seems to be a limitation of fft based analysers i assume... as the seven phases analyser is based on special bandpasses, the reactiontimes are editable to be really fast without fvcking up your cpu... etc, etc...Shy wrote:Yeah, the only one done right (fundamentally).
hereloopdon wrote:Any idea were this can still be downloaded?
Yes, I think it's amazing that all the plugin developers except Max don't realize how useless their analyzers are in the context of actual perception of sound, especially in a musical context. They haven't taken important cues from those who did it right many years ago. I don't care what anyone claims about how wonderfully "accurate" their analyzer is, they clearly don't understand frequency analysis that's supposed to be applied in perceptual contexts, and that's too bad.brok landers wrote:indeed. suddenly, as soon as i used it, i felt i can finally see what matches my ear, which wasn't the case since i used my pinguin analyser back in the days. and i've tried every metering plugin so far (vst).Shy wrote:Yeah, the only one done right (fundamentally).
http://sevenphases.wordpress.com/spectrum-analyzer/brok landers wrote:i googled it weeks ago and found a working link, i also posted it here on kvr, but for the love of my life, i don't remember the thread anymore, nor have i stored the link...
try google it, you should find it with some effort...
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