Re sonogram applications for Mac - I am currently using Amadeus with OS 9.1
and it is very good, not free but cheap. There is a version for OS X.
But if you have OS X probably Raven Lite is the best of all (cheap too). I=
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gives results marginally better than Amadeus and has a better user
interface. Only comes for OS X so I haven't used it personally yet.
Vicki Powys
Australia
on 27/8/06 1:40 AM, Lou Judson at wrote:
> Foo has yet to make it as an OSX plugin. I run it standalone in a
> powerbook that would be idle between remotes.
>
> Is there a sonogram app for Mac?
>
> <L>
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> Lou Judson =80 Intuitive Audio
> 415-883-2689
>
> On Aug 26, 2006, at 7:57 AM, Walter Knapp wrote:
>
>>> What about SpectraFoo? I use it running on its own Powerbook to
>>> monitor
>>> my recordings... Don'y know if its display qualifies as actual
>>> sonograms, but they are very revealing!
>>
>> They have a fairly minimal sonogram display. The bigger problem for my
>> work is that it appears to be a stand alone rather than a plugin. Hard
>> to integrate it into a filter set. It's also pretty expensive.
>>
>> Since it can fairly well analyze acoustic space it might be interesting
>> to try analyzing outdoor acoustic space. I'm expecting the numbers are
>> going to be quite variable compared to studio acoustic space.
>>
>> Walt
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