A couple FR for Prism

[sinkmusic]

Hello
I am really liking Prism. It looks great, it is very versatile and a very handy tool. Thank you for creating and sharing it!
I think it might be time for me to replace my good old SPAN after years of good service

However, when working on a mix or checking a file for mastering, I've gotten used to have a couple more information provided in a single interface, so I wish Prism could also display :
- a simple correlation meter (so we know when the signal is out of phase)
- a simple loudness tool (either a LUFS display and/or a vumeter, like the one on the right side of Span's GUI, or Span's bottom section);
- I also wish there had an option to have frequency and volume displayed when hovering the mouse (without the need to click)
- Oh! Last feature request : it would be great to be able to rename a Prism instance, so it would be much, much easier and faster to route several instances into a single analyzer.

Thank you!

[FabienTDR]

- a simple correlation meter (so we know when the signal is out of phase)

- a simple loudness tool (either a LUFS display and/or a vumeter, like the one on the right side of Span's GUI, or Span's bottom section);

We'd like to keep TDR Prism focussed on spectrum analysis only. This helps us taking less compromises in the plugin's core service.

You can find a correlation meter in TDR Elliptical, and we'll possibly work on a dedicated loudness meter sooner or later.

- I also wish there had an option to have frequency and volume displayed when hovering the mouse (without the need to click)

Oh yes, I can extend the options to allow for that.

- Oh! Last feature request : it would be great to be able to rename a Prism instance, so it would be much, much easier and faster to route several instances into a single analyzer.

Context menu > Instance: XY

Click it!

[sinkmusic]

Hi, Fabien
Thank you for your reply.

I understand about correlation and loudness, and the will to avoid feature bloat. (However, I always found very handy to have these informations displayed in a single interface with Span)

Thanks for the renaming tip... And for considering adding an option for displaying frequency and volume!