Tritik releases Visu. Real-time Spectrogram (free version available)

[Tritik]

v1.2.0 has been released:

• Added Mel, Bark, and ERB frequency scales.
• Added option to display a piano keyboard on the frequency ruler.
• Added Auto Pause mode (pauses display according to the DAW playhead).
• Middle note now adapts to the DAW’s C3/C4 convention.
• Improved Scrolling smoothness.
• Fixed plugin view not being correctly saved or recalled in some cases.

The plugin is still free in Black&White. Licenses are available to unlock full colour.

Downloads: www.tritik.com/product/visu/

[billinder33]

Love the addition of the piano!

[noiseresearch]

Visu is a great tool. Thank you for the constant updates.

[secomo]

Floor and Ceiling should already be included in the init preset, but let me know if you're seeing otherwise.

It's just that i can't seem to set a default startup preset.

What i did was copy one of my presets to the folder containing Init.tkpreset, overwriting the existing file. ( in Application Support / Tritik / Visu / Presets)
But when i load the plugin, it defaults to different settings. When i go to the Presets menu and choose "Init", i do get my saved settings.

Maybe i'm doing this wrong. Can i define the default startup preset? It appears that the plugin initially doesn't read that Init.

I'm on OSX.

Thanks for the update!

[Tritik]

Maybe i'm doing this wrong. Can i define the default startup preset? It appears that the plugin initially doesn't read that Init.

Which DAW are you using?

[secomo]

I'm using Live 12. To be clear, im not talking about Floor / Ceiling as earlier, i'm just talking about using a preset i created as Default.

Thanks

[Tritik]

Thanks.
Some hosts let you define a default state for new plugin instances, but Live 12 doesn't (as far as I know).
I've added your request (option to load a user-defined default preset on startup) to the VISU todo list.

[Tritik]

Just a small heads-up: as previously noted on the product page, Visu could move to fixed pricing later this year.
Visu will now move from pay-what-you-want pricing to a fixed price of 10€ on July 1st.
Until then, licences remain available from 5€.
Existing licences will keep working as before, and the free black-and-white version will remain fully functional with no licence needed.

[noiseresearch]

Just a small heads-up: as previously noted on the product page, Visu could move to fixed pricing later this year.
Visu will now move from pay-what-you-want pricing to a fixed price of 10€ on July 1st.
Until then, licences remain available from 5€.
Existing licences will keep working as before, and the free black-and-white version will remain fully functional with no licence needed.

Great tool. I read the manual but could you elaborate a bit on the use-cases of the different frequency scales? Or a good paper about that topic would do it too. Thanks