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    • lalalandsynthL
      lalalandsynth @Reylon
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      @Reylon ok, I understand , but if there is low bass content , there is lower amplitude so isnt it the same thing or am I being daft ? :)

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        Reylon @lalalandsynth
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        @lalalandsynth @Lindon Here is a snippet

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        @lalalandsynth not sure hahah, maybe the snippet will help a bit to get a better understanding

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        • LindonL
          Lindon @Reylon
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          @Reylon Ok so this has some bugs in it -(and dont use the Limiter FX - its broken - use the limter inside the dynamic FX module)

          but it seems you are trying to gather the current gain level at defined freq bands

          -- so to even do this I would suggest you use the Linkwitz riley filters in script node (there are posts here about how to set them up for multiband processing...)

          -- and you question is
          "within these freq. bands is it possible to get the (average?) freq?"

          • answer yes - with some FFT work... but theres no native ParametricEQ1.getCurrentFrequency(0) command...

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            Reylon @Lindon
            last edited by

            @Lindon Ugh sounds difficult. So, I'm not even close huh?
            Thank you for the info though :)

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              Reylon
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              @Christoph-Hart Hi Christoph, could this be added in the future ParametricEQ1.getCurrentFrequency(0)?

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              • Christoph HartC
                Christoph Hart @Reylon
                last edited by

                @Reylon No that's not how EQs work.

                You could use scriptnode with a frequency splitter layout where you could extract the peaks of each band, but that's not as flexible as the draggable EQ.

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                  Reylon @Christoph Hart
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                  @Christoph-Hart Thank you for the info :)

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                  • toxonicT
                    toxonic @Reylon
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                    @Reylon The Parametric EQ has an inbuilt Spectrum Analyser. Why don't you use this to display the Frequency of the processed sound, since it already works in frequency domain?

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                      Reylon @toxonic
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                      @toxonic Oh really, would you please be kind on showing me how to do that? I am fairly new here, hahah

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                      • toxonicT
                        toxonic @Reylon
                        last edited by toxonic

                        @Reylon In the lower right corner of the Parametric EQ is a button called "Spectrum Analyser".
                        You can display that all with a floating tile in the main interface (in the "Draggabel Filter" mode (Properties of the Floating Tile). You just have to type in the Processor ID, and there you go...

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                        I just added a waveform generator for demonstration purposes, but i guess, you'll get what i mean....

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                          Reylon @toxonic
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                          @toxonic Aa yes sure, but is there a way to make the spectrum show lines? Like the ozones 8 tonal balancer? Thank you for the snippet, appreciating the help! :)

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                          • toxonicT
                            toxonic @Reylon
                            last edited by

                            @Reylon Mhh, pretty sure, that's possible, but i'm not experienced enough for that.... someone else here? :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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                              Reylon @toxonic
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                              @toxonic haha I understand. Thank you for your help.

                              @Christoph-Hart sorry to bother you Christoph but is it possible to make the EQ Spectrun change to lines?

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                                DanH @Reylon
                                last edited by

                                @Reylon have a look at this thread

                                https://forum.hise.audio/topic/5791/spectrum-ballistic-display-buffer/31

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                                  Reylon @DanH
                                  last edited by Reylon

                                  @DanH Thank you :) looks nice but still not sure if it is possible to make the view look something like this, the white lines are basically the spectrum broad-view.png

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                                  • DanHD
                                    DanH @Reylon
                                    last edited by

                                    @Reylon I'm sure you can but you'll need to put a bit work in 😆

                                    There's nothing in Hise that you can use off the shelf like this. My personal opinion of plugins like tonal balance is that if you need a visual aid like this when mixing records then either your equipment isn't up to scratch or you're in the wrong profession!

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                                      Reylon @DanH
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                                      @DanH Thanks. No I’m there with you 100% but it’s a small part of a new algorithm im trying to create. So this would be basically just for me to get things right in the backend.

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                                        DanH @Reylon
                                        last edited by

                                        @Reylon you could build hise as a plugin and then use tonal balance after it in a daw if that helps…

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                                          Lindon @Reylon
                                          last edited by

                                          @Reylon you can build a similar sort of thing with a panel and paint routines...

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                                          • Matt_SFM
                                            Matt_SF @Christoph Hart
                                            last edited by

                                            @Reylon

                                            @Christoph-Hart said in EQ Frequency meter:
                                            You could use scriptnode with a frequency splitter layout where you could extract the peaks of each band

                                            Take a look this thread : https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6000/get-level-from-a-scriptnode-module/7?_=1664392760651

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