Adjusting Sensitivity of Audio Analyser?

[clevername27]

Does anyone know if there's a way to adjust the "sensitivity" of the audio analyser? Cheers.

[orange]

@clevername27 What are you referring with sensivity? If you mean more accurate peaks, you can try frame_block node, it’s especially useful for snappy compressors, dynamic fx.

[clevername27]

@orange Thanks - that's cool - never thought of that as a problem or solution, but will definitely try.

In terms of my original question, I mean the equivalent of a gain module before the analyser — but it only affects the signal level going into the analyser, and not the audible signal level. (Currently, I'm using a Send Container to do this.) Cheers.

[griffinboy]

@clevername27

Would wrapping both in a modchain work?

[clevername27]

@griffinboy Thank you - can you explain a little more what you're thinking?

[orange]

@clevername27 So, you add gain to the analyzer input and increase the scale to see better, right?

I am not sure if there is a GainScale property for the analyzers, like the draggable filter panel floating tile has.

Maybe you can try that with enabling the analyzer in a Parametric Eq, then using a Drag. Filter Panel FT with disabling it’s filter graphics using LAF.

[clevername27]

@orange Very cool - I'll try.

[Matt_SF]

@clevername27 You can change the properties of the analyser like this :

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Edit : These are also the properties available for the analyse.fft node

[clevername27]

@Matt_SF Amazing - thanks!!! (And thanks to all.)