[Spectrum Analyzer] HoRNet MultiFreqs v1.1.5 [WiN] (1.58MB)

HoRNet MultiFreqs v1.1.5 WiN| VST3/AAX | 1.58 MB

Installation method:Copy to your VST3/AAX plug-in (software component)Folder!

Simultaneous inspection and comparison of multiple tracks
HoRNet MultiFreqs is a spectrum analyzer that provides two different types of audio spectrum visualization for up to 28 tracks simultaneously.

The first type of visualization is called "analog" and is inspired by the analog hardware spectrum analyzers still used in many studio consoles. The second type, called "digital", is our unique interpretation of a traditional spectrum analyzer based on the FFT, the standard mathematical method of converting an audio file into its spectral components.

MultiFreqs' user interface is fully scalable and, thanks to its hardware-accelerated drawing technology, renders clearly and smoothly on any monitor.

Up to 28 tracks can be displayed at the same time and you can select which tracks you want to display. In VST3 and AAX host software, the plugin is able to read the track names, but they can be easily changed by simply clicking on the instance name.

The plug-in offers different integration times and level ranges, as well as peak and average displays.MultiFreqs also displays the "mid" (or sum) portion and the "side" (or difference) portion of the stereo signal separately to help you isolate the problem frequencies. problem frequencies.

To make finding conflicts between tracks faster, MultiFreqs also provides a "Conflicts" button that shows only the portion of the spectrum that is common to all enabled tracks.

Using a multi-track spectrum analyzer like HoRNet MultiFreqs can help you check for frequency clashes between different tracks (e.g. the classic snare and bass drum combo or bass drum and bass), which can help you get a more separated mix. When the GUI is closed, it takes up almost no CPU resources, so you can keep an instance of MultiFreqs on each track in your mix and turn it on when you need it.

Features:

- Two different views of the spectrum: analog and digital
- Optional dB range
- Three different credit times
- Peak and average display and reset
- Center/Side mode (displays the sum or difference of the stereo channels)
- Up to 28 different tracks can be displayed simultaneously
- "Conflict" mode, showing overlapping spectra between tracks
- Example of automatic track name acquisition (available in VST3 and AAX formats)
- Free choice of analyzer color for each instance
- Preset saving and loading
- Scalable vector GUI
- Hardware-accelerated GUI

Inspect and compare multiple tracks at once
HoRNet MultiFreqs is a spectrum analyser that provides two different kind of visualisation of the audio spectrum for up to 28 tracks together.

The first visualisation type is called "analog" and is inspired to an analog hardware spectrum analyser that is still found on the master of many recording studios even today, the second one is called "digital" and it's our own take on the the master of many recording studios even today, the second one is called "digital" and it's our own take on the typical spectrum analyser based on the FFT (the standard math to transform an audio file into its typical spectrum analyser based on the FFT (the standard math to transform an audio file into its spectrum components)

MultiFreqs GUI is completely resizable and it's crisp and smooth on every display thanks to its hardware accelerated drawing.

Up to 28 tracks can be shown together and you can select which one you want to display, on VST3 and AAX host the plugin is able to read the track name, but you can easily change it just by clicking on the name of the instance. easily change it just clicking on the name of the instance.

The plugin offers different integration times and ranges for the levels shown by the spectrum analyser, it also provides peak and average display features It also provides peak and average display features. MultiFreqs can display both the "mid" (or sum) part of a stereo signal and the "side" (or difference) to help you isolate problematic frequencies. difference) to help you isolate problematic frequencies.

To find out problems between tracks even faster MultiFreqs also has a "conflict" button that shows only the part of the spectrum in common between all the enabled tracks. MultiFreqs also has a "conflict" button that shows only the part of the spectrum in common between all the enabled tracks.

Using a multi track spectrum analyser like HoRNet MultiFreqs allows you to check against frequency collision in different track (like the classic snare and kick combo or kick and bass) and help you get a more separated sounding mix and when the GUI is closed it uses almost no CPU so you can keep an instance of and kick combo or kick and bass) and help you get a more separated sounding mix and when the GUI is closed it uses almost no CPU so you can keep an instance of MultiFreqs in every track of your mix and open it when you need it.

Features.

Two different spectrum views, analog and digital
Selectable dBs range
Three different integration times
Peaks and average display and reset
Mid/Side mode (display sum of stereo channels or difference)
Up to 28 different tracks can be shown at once
"Conflict" mode to display overlapping spectrum between tracks
Instances get the track name automatically (available in VST3 and AAX formats)
Analyzer color freely selectable for every instance
Preset save and load
Resizable vector GUI
Hardware accelerated GUI

home page

https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hornet-multifreqs/