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eLASTIC
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 Posted - 2005/05/12 : 15:53:10
Hey, anyone know of any vsts that shows you wat frequency your samples are playing at?
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Underloop
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Posted - 2005/05/12 : 23:00:08
Do you mean the sample frequency, or the frequency content of the audio? I'm assuming you mean the latter, in which case, my fave is Inspector:
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/637.html
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eLASTIC
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Posted - 2005/05/13 : 06:07:50
thanx mate, downloaded it, but dont think my pc is up to its requirements, it just sits there in idle as its installing.
might hav a browse around and see any others out there
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Underloop
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Posted - 2005/05/13 : 07:49:46
I used to run it on a PIII 700MHz if thats any help.... it shouldn't need a drastic amount of cpu..... and for the install??? :-S
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eLASTIC
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Posted - 2005/05/13 : 13:18:45
Dunno, definately something wrong with this install, gonna redownload from somewhere., definately sounds like a handy tool 
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RobStar
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Posted - 2005/05/19 : 20:56:57
All frequency analysis VST's are somewhat misleading, considering ALL will show different frequency responses while analyzing the same sample/mix. Ideally, you should use your ears and train them to be your most reliable asset for analyzing a sound(easier said then done, I know).
Anyway, Firium is good considering it's also a damn good EQ VST,
http://www.elementalaudio.com/products/firium/
And for the whole mix something like VoxengoSoniformer2 is good, just to make sure your top end isn't too harsh, or you low end isn't too bass heavy.
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eLASTIC
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Posted - 2005/05/20 : 04:44:15
Sweet, definately hav a look into em when i get the chance.
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