Fre(a)koscope 0.8 public beta
by mdsp @ smartelectronix
(mdsp @ smartelectronix Website)

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Last Updated: 2005-03-26
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Software Description

Fre(a)koscope is an FFT-based real-time spectrum analyzer featuring:

  • lin/log/semitones/third-octave/Bark scales
  • window size selection
  • frequency zooming
  • freeze
  • peak hold
  • cursor information (amplitude+frequency)

Planned:

  • mel/Erb frequency scales
  • spectrum averaging
  • basic informations like spectral centroid, dominant pitch

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Spectrum Analyzer

Posted by Alexander on Tue, 01/12/2010 - 16:49.

If it's not too much to ask, would you mind recomending one for me,please? I'm not sure as to, whitch one would be usable with my lap top. As I said all I want it for is something to look at other than the playlist.Any recomendation you can give will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Spectrum Analyzer

Posted by Stacey on Fri, 01/22/2010 - 00:49.

http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/win95/SPECTRUM_ANALYZERS/

Can I use this ?

Posted by Me-Mo on Mon, 10/19/2009 - 21:26.

I have a lap top running windows 2000 xp pro,I am trying to find a spectrum analizer to use with either windows media player,or my itunes library.All I want to do is have a visual display while I'm listening to music.I don' need to graph,or compare,or anything else.All I want is something to look at other than the play list.Will this work for me ?

You 'CAN' definitely use it

Posted by Anonymous on Mon, 01/11/2010 - 09:47.

You 'CAN' definitely use it but I dont think you will get much use from it. It is not a spectrum analyser it is a harmnic analyser it uses something called fourier analysis to inspect the harmonics on a sound. If the sound is not a pure sound (such as most music) the results you will get from it will be very messy, you would be better to download a spectrum analyser - this will provide a graph of all of the frequencies being produced byu a sound rather than the harmonics (which is another way to look at the data essentially).

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