Basic Graph Question on BC FreqAnalyst Multi

[razor7]

Hey Folks--

I have a question that's not unique to this plug-in, but I'm using it now, so I'm asking on this one.

On the left side of the graph starting at 10Hz, the curves always seem to come in at between -30dB and -10dB with a practically flat horizontal line even when I've cut out frequencies down that low.

Why doesn't the curve look more like a reverse smiley face with the low end at or near the lowest amplitude?

It makes it hard for me to really tell what the track I'm monitoring's lowest real frequency is.

Thanks!

Stephen

[Blue Cat Audio]

With FFT analyzers the precision in the low end is not as good as for the high end (because it is a linear transform and our ears have roughly a log scale). So you may have to increase the precision of the analyzer (which costs CPU) in order to get better results.

[razor7]

With FFT analyzers the precision in the low end is not as good as for the high end (because it is a linear transform and our ears have roughly a log scale). So you may have to increase the precision of the analyzer (which costs CPU) in order to get better results.

I'll increase the precision for my low-end instruments.

Thanks,

Stephen

[razor7]

With FFT analyzers the precision in the low end is not as good as for the high end (because it is a linear transform and our ears have roughly a log scale). So you may have to increase the precision of the analyzer (which costs CPU) in order to get better results.

This did the trick. Thank you so much.

[Blue Cat Audio]