Tool to analyse conflicting frequencies

[kvaca]

Munchkin, does Space Boy a) make space via adjusting frequencies, panning, or both? b) make space for a max of two tracks in relation to each other, or can it handle more?

So far I've got it working with two tracks. For example, Space Boy 1 on track A receives the signal from Space Boy 2 on track B. You can use it on as many pairs of tracks in a mix as you like.

in realtime you can use it only on 2 pairs of tracks,becouse there are only 2 channels available in SpaceBoy/and each channel have their own RX and TX pair/

also bear in mind that the process is rather CPU hungry /at least in best quality settings/,so I dont expect many more pairs to be used anyway if it eventually will be possible in next version

[lingyai]

Here's a detailed tutorial on routing in Voxnego

[greenfly]

wrong thread

[Firebird]

Vogengo Gliss EQ: Multiple cross-track spectrum analyzer.

+1

An underrated EQ, great sounding, nice analyzer.

[DarkStar]

MeldaProduction's MMultiAnalyser

No special routing needed - just drop it on each track (or between other effects):

>>> http://i.imgur.com/3zf3fyk.png

[kvaca]

guys, you are necromancing 5 years old thread

[lingyai]

MeldaProduction's MMultiAnalyser

No special routing needed - just drop it on each track (or between other effects):

>>> http://i.imgur.com/3zf3fyk.png

Yes, I have and like this. The thing is (as I mentioned bvack in 2011) is that it, like Blue Cat, shows the readout, but won't let you make EQ changes while you are seeing the readout. You have to go to a separate EQ, change it, and then refer back to the readout. My DAWS (Studio One and Sonar) only let me see 1 plug at a time. Neutron allows you to make EQ changes while you see the readout.