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A spectrum analyzer visualisation which measures and displays frequencies corresponding to musical notes (eg. A4 = 440Hz). Compatible with the default user interface and Columns UI.
 
A spectrum analyzer visualisation which measures and displays frequencies corresponding to musical notes (eg. A4 = 440Hz). Compatible with the default user interface and Columns UI.
  
This component is no longer updated in favor of a successor called [https://wreckit-woodhouse.fandom.com/wiki/Sb-sDFT Sb-sDFT] that doesn't use FFT and instead makes use of sliding DFT to calculate constant-Q transform.
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This component is no longer being updated in favor of a successor called [https://wreckit-woodhouse.fandom.com/wiki/Sb-sDFT Sb-sDFT] (foo_sb_sdft) that doesn't use FFT and instead makes use of [[sliding DFT]] to calculate [[constant-Q transform]].
  
 
==Options==
 
==Options==

Revision as of 22:40, 28 March 2022

Musical Spectrum
Vis foo Musical Spectrum display.png
Developer(s) fismineur
Repository
Release information
Initial release October 10, 2012
Stable release
Preview release 0.9.1 (November 21, 2012)
foobar2000 compatibility
Architecture {{{foobar2000_architecture}}}
Minimum version TBC
Maximum version {{{foobar2000_maximum}}}
UI module(s) Default UI, Columns UI
Additional information
Use Visualization
License
Discussion thread {{{discussion_thread}}}
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A spectrum analyzer visualisation which measures and displays frequencies corresponding to musical notes (eg. A4 = 440Hz). Compatible with the default user interface and Columns UI.

This component is no longer being updated in favor of a successor called Sb-sDFT (foo_sb_sdft) that doesn't use FFT and instead makes use of sliding DFT to calculate constant-Q transform.

Options

Spectrum Options window.

The following options can be accessed by right-clicking the spectrum and selecting "Options".

Processing

Notes
Increase or decrease the visible notes, from C0 (16.35 Hz) to A11 (56.32 kHz).
Default: A1 - C9
Amplitude
Set the visible amplitude, from -80dB to 80dB.
Default: -60dB - 0dB
Channels
Select any number of 18 available input channels.
Default: All Channels
Interval
Set the FFT hop size in milliseconds, frame rate is inversely proportional to Interval parameter.
Default: 25 milliseconds
FFT size
Set the FFT (fast Fourier transform) size, from 1,024 samples to 32,768 samples. It doesn't have to be a power of two.
Default: 8,192 samples
Pitch (A4)
Set the frequency for A4. To maintain accuracy, this should be set to 440 Hz.[1]
Default: 440 Hz
Transpose
The number of semitones by which to transpose the visible notes, from -12 to 12.
Default: 0 semitones

Peaks

Hold time
Set the amount of time in milliseconds (ms) before the peak drops.
Default: 500 ms
Gravity
Set the speed at which the peaks drop.
Default: 50 dB/s²

References

  1. A440 (pitch standard) on Wikipedia

External links