Allowing you to compare the spectral analysis of several tracks at once, the Blue Cat Audio FreqAnalyst Multi Track Spectral Toolfrom Blue Cat Audio FreqAnalyst Multi Track Spectral Toolgives you the ability to see which parts of the spectrum individual instruments in your mix use. Its Diff view allows you to compare the spectrum of several instances, which can be used for EQ matching or curve response management.

The plug-in's precision and rate can be managed by applying an offset or slope to the measured spectrum, while 3 performance modes give you the choice between instant, peak, or average response, depending on your needs. The spectrogram itself can be set to 2D or 3D operation, with the later providing a waterfall mode in display. The display for all modes support zooming, allowing you to hone in on exact areas for critical analysis. The inclusion of 4 memory slots allows you to compare multiple tracks. The plug-in is available in VST, AU, RTAS, AAX, and DirectX formats on Mac and Windows.

Real-Time Spectral Analysis    Compare Multiple Tracks at Once    Diff View Displays Curve Differences    4 Memory Slots for Storing Curves    2D or 3D Spectrogram View    Instant, Peak, Average Responses    VST, AU, RTAS, AAX, DirectX    Mac & Windows

Mono, stereo or mid/side multiple tracks real time spectrum analyzer: visualize and compare the spectrum of several audio tracks on the same screen

Unique data sharing technology with multi-core processors support

Compute and display the difference between spectra for easy EQ matching and response curve measurement

Total control over the analysis parameters, with slope and offset correction

Smart interpolation algorithm for extreme display smoothness

Spectrum view with zooming and precise measurement capabilities as well as note info display

Multiple display sizes

Instant, peak and average curves display for each track

Choose a name for each curve for easier sharing

Save the curves for easy A/B comparison

Opacity control for the user interface

Custom absolute and relative threshold control

Native DSP code for optimal performance

Full MIDI control and automation support with silent, zipper-free parameters update, advanced response control and MIDI Learn

No CPU load on idle: when the plug-in is fed with silence, the processing smoothly shuts down, to optimize the CPU usage of your Digital Audio Workstation

Skinnable and customizable user interface with transparency management

Smooth Bypass: activate/deactivate the plug-in with absolutely no noise

Undo/Redo.

Integrated presets manager

Copy/paste the plug-in's state between instances using the system clipboard

Any sample rate supported

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the sizes of the flat screwdrivers?

A: One is SL7 one is not specified.

Q: 2. What is the notch on the screwdriver for? It has an stamped into the metal next to it..

A: On the Leatherman Rev Multi-Tool, the notch on each screwdriver is to indicate that one is a Phillips Head while the other is a Flat Head.

Q: 3. Does this have the right Hex size to use on the Canon C300 MarkII top handle?

A: No, it does not. According to Canon, the screws for the handle unit used on the Canon Cinema EOS C300 Mark II Camcorder measure 1/4 inch SAE. Unfortunately, the tools on the Novoflex Multi-Tool With 8 Functions are metric in size, and do not evenly convert to SAE measurements. 1/4 inch SAE woud be approximately 6.350 mm, while the Novoflex Multi-Tool With 8 Functions only has hex keys in the size of 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, and 6mm. It would be best to find a tool kit that uses SAE measurements or find a single 1/4 inch SAE allen wrench hex key for your usage needs.

Q: 4. will this work if i purchased for an alexa mini? for the lens mount

A: To change the lens mount on an Arri Alexa Mini, you only need a 3mm Allen key. Experience has shown you will want a dedicated Allen key, not a multi-tool. Go to your local hardware store and get a T-handle 3mm Allen hex key.

Q: 5. What sizes are the allen wrenches?

A: The sizes of the allen wrenches on the DJI Multi-Tool for Ronin-SC, Ronin-2, Ronin-S, Ronin-MX, Ronin-M & Ronin are 5mm, 4mm, 3mm, 2.5mm, 2mm, 5/16" and 3/16", which are the appropriate sizes for DJI gimbals.

Q: 6. Does this work with the ronin sc?

A: Yes it does. DJI lists this tool as compatible with the Ronin Series of Gimbals. It is compatible with the following list: Ronin-SC Ronin 2 Ronin-S Ronin-MX Ronin-M Ronin

Q: 7. Does this allen wrench work with the Peak Design product line?

A: Yes, The ProMediaGear Keychain Tool is 5/32, which is 3.97mm (4mm) the same as the Peak Design Screws.

Q: 8. How to connect mouse to laptop?

A: This mouse would connect via Bluetooth.

Q: 9. Does this come with a flathead bit? Something that could be used for 1/4 screws that we usually have to ask somebody for a spare quarter to then tighten/loosen the screw? Trying to cut down on the amount of tools I'm carrying around and I think this paired with an allen key set might do it. For: Photo and Film work. Thanks!

A: Short answer: YES.Long answer: get the Leatherman 21 Piece Tool Steel Bit Kit too. Will cover your Allen key needs plus torx, plus other bits.I'm not a Leatherman fan boy, usually prefer Gerber, but the Skeletool is genuinely excellent.

Q: 10. Will this work with the spiderPro holster plate?

A: I looked deep into the Spider Pro website to see if they listed the size of the Hex key needed to secure the plate. There is no Spec Given on any of their site. I carry the ProMediaGear on my keyring. It features a Small Straight Blade as Well as a 5/32" (4mm) Allen Wrench. I use this on several different Tripods to fine adjust the clamps on the legs (Live in Buffalo and temperature changes effect the Aluminum clamps on everything). It seems to be the right size for most of my Video/Photography Hex Key needs. I will continue looking for a Hex requirements on the Spider Pro plate. I run "Three Legged L Bracket" on my cameras and use BlackRapids Straps, give those a look too... After 40+ years of shooting I have tried them all, I have the BlackRapid Curve Strap, I love it...