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> Looking For A Frequency Meter, able to open audio files in my HD
oicram
post Sat 9 Aug 2008, 14:24
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Hi,
Im looking for a frequency meter software that could open audio files (aiff, mp3, wav) in my HD so I could measure variations in pitch in the notes in a given melody.
Mac G5/1.8, MacOS 10.4.11, 2 GB RAM.
Motu 828Mk2 audio firewire interface.
Thank you so much for any help I can get.
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houstonmusic
post Sat 9 Aug 2008, 18:20
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sounds like it should be easy right? it's not, really. but look at Melodyne, AutoTune, and there's a Waves tuning plug in too. Melodyne is doing some remarkable pitch to visual work.

the software generally focuses on tuning, not simple inspection.
any other ideas anyone?
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post Sun 10 Aug 2008, 16:37
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QUOTE (houstonmusic @ Sat 9 Aug 2008, 17:20) *
sounds like it should be easy right? it's not, really. but look at Melodyne, AutoTune, and there's a Waves tuning plug in too. Melodyne is doing some remarkable pitch to visual work.

the software generally focuses on tuning, not simple inspection.
any other ideas anyone?


Thanks for responding. I have Melodyne. What I really need is a pitch analysis tool so I could compare variations in some musical parameters like vibrato, portamento, tremolo, etc.in a given melody played by different musicians. I think it should be a kind of oscilloscope, which I have (Spectre), but only opens audio files outside the Mac.
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post Sun 10 Aug 2008, 19:47
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http://www.sonicvisualiser.org/

This should be what you are looking for!


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post Mon 11 Aug 2008, 15:18
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QUOTE (arvidtp @ Sun 10 Aug 2008, 19:47) *
http://www.sonicvisualiser.org/

This should be what you are looking for!


Thank you so much. sonicvisualiser seems very promising, and it's free. I'll test it.
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