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Article #2735Re: Frequency Analysis not to be trusted!
From: SteveG
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 12:03
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 12:03
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Is that different from the scanning function in the Audition version?
It's a lot easier to use, because it's real-time, and also has a peak history function built into it, which is adjustable in 6 steps between 5mS and infinite. Also, it can do a critical-band display as well, but this won't really give you any more information than the 1/3 octave display, which is the one I tend to use.
The Audition scan is good if you want an average from a particular higlighted section, but not as useful as the Ozone analyser, which I've always thought very highly of.
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