This update mainly brings to Blue Cat’s FreqAnalyst Multi and Blue Cat’s StereoScope Multi the ability to save difference curves in order to perform comparisons between measurements: the plug-ins are able to compute differences between measurements taken in multiple locations in a digital audio workstation, and it is now possible to save and compare them.
A free tutorial available on the editor’s website (www.bluecataudio.com/Tutorials/Tutorial_EQ_Matching_Reaper) illustrates this new feature, showing as an example how to emulate the frequency response of a guitar amp cabinet with an equalizer.
Changes in FreqAnalyst Multi / StereoScope Multi v1.9
- Difference curves can now be saved for easier comparisons and EQ matching tasks.
- Windows uninstaller now proposes to remove preferences as an option.
- Misc minor user interface and windows installer changes.
FreqAnalyst Multi and StereoScope Multi are available to purchase for 79 EUR / $99 USD each.
More information: Blue Cat Audio
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