MMultiAnalyzer - can it replace all I analyzer I use right now?

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I can get it for 30 bucks and wonder if it's worth the money. For me it would make only sense if MMultiAnalyzer would replace my analyzer tools so my plugins folder lose some weight and I do not need to hustle with a couple of updates, framework, etc.

Right now I use (all freeware):

[*]Voxengo - SPAN
[*]Voxengo - Correlometer
[*]Press Play - WaveObserver
[*]TB - SPECTROGRAM
[*]Youlean - Loudness Meter 2
[*]Bom Shanka - occularScope

Can I throw them away and simply settled down with MMultiAnalyzer ?
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Not gonna replace all of those. No correlation meter, for one thing. The loudness metering is pretty basic. Those two jump out at me.
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No it won't.

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I have MMultianalyzer, bought it for the multichannel frequency collision feature, but don’t really use it anymore as I don’t think it is actually that helpful at all in mixing.
Also, you definitely need to demo for yourself and see whether you get along with the Melda GUI style.
If I use an analyzer today, it is mostly SPAN. SPAN is all you need, all you need is SPAN. :)

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Gregorius wrote: Fri Feb 12, 2021 5:50 pm No it won't.
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E.g.: where’s the VU-meter?

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I really like the take of this analyser, but I still use Youlean Loudness Meter 2 Pro, iZotope Insight2 and spl Hawkeye.

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MMulti is my main visual, but it's still not all I use. For main master/loudness meters, those in Limiter6GE are hard to beat. I also supplement it with 2C Vector and CMSpiral too. And I do use SPAN as well sometimes for the Worrall m/s underlay preset.

not long after release I got it full price from their site and I should have made a bet that it would be on sale half off the next week in their forever-sale because it was.

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No need for it here since I have FabFilter Pro-Q3 in use with its collision detection and superb spectrum analyzer. MMA definitely won't replace your existing tools and lacks key components.

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