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Tagged: RTA
HI Again!
I´d also like to have a option to view a Spectogramm or Analyzer on the EQ screen. have recently seen this feature on an other Console and was really impressed by it. A really useful feature i think 🙂 It looked like the Waves H-EQ but different. It would be nice to have this features with couloured bands….
Thank you very much!
Benjamin
ReaEQ that comes with reaper has an option that looks like this:
I suspect that might use up a lot more horsepower than had been budgeted for but maybe the RTA that already exists could be “overlayed” in the background?
Chris
Yeah, i hope there is kind of a dsp trick that could make this feature happen… BTW i found out on which console i have seen this: the console was……(drums getting louder) …..a behringer x32 and this feature came with the last update
Thx for the input!
Benjamin
Ooooohh, I want! I’m always switching back and forth between EQ and RTA.
I gotta admit, that is a cool feature of the x32 that I kind of wish my GLD had.
Also, the ability for the RTA on the GLD to scale better with different volume levels. My rta hardly shows any level unless I have things really cranked up. Makes it kind of a useless feature for me when hardly anything shows up on the screen at low levels.
Hmmm, I never have that problem. Are you sure your gain structure is set right in the system?
Yep, the ability to show the spectrum on any PEQ or GEQ display would be very helpful.
+1000
+1 from me
+ 100000000 from me, I have just suggested the same thing.
I’d also love to see this feature and I guess can only hope they update it. To me its pretty sad that A&H can’t even put these features in the desk or app, especially since the x32 has it. Come on A&H, at least get the GLD app up to the x32 level.
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