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Voxengo SPAN 3

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Voxengo SPAN 3Published on 01/07/11 at 11:26
Voxengo's SPAN plug-in is a free piece of software designed for spectrum analysis and metering purposes. It's available in a few different formats, including in VST for both PC and Mac operating systems and as an Audio Unit plug-in for Mac. You can download the plug straight from Voxengo's website at no cost to you, which of course is the best thing about this plug-in. It's not at all hard to use, but provides you with a nice collection of tools with a correlation meter, output meter, full frequency spectrum graph, and statistics like RMS, clippings, and max crest factor. It's really got a lot of features, especially for a free plug-in. It's easy to use but if you feel lost just do...…
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Voxengo's SPAN plug-in is a free piece of software designed for spectrum analysis and metering purposes. It's available in a few different formats, including in VST for both PC and Mac operating systems and as an Audio Unit plug-in for Mac. You can download the plug straight from Voxengo's website at no cost to you, which of course is the best thing about this plug-in. It's not at all hard to use, but provides you with a nice collection of tools with a correlation meter, output meter, full frequency spectrum graph, and statistics like RMS, clippings, and max crest factor. It's really got a lot of features, especially for a free plug-in. It's easy to use but if you feel lost just do some research on what everything does as I don't think there's a manual.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

I'm currently running the VST version of Voxengo SPAN on my system at home. I've got a Mac and Pro Tools 9, but also am using the FXpansion VST to RTAS plug-in wrapper, otherwise this plug-in would not be compatible with Pro Tools. My computer is a Mac Book Pro lap top with a 2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 4 GB of RAM, while my audio interface for Pro Tools is a Digi 002R. I'll only run one instance of this plug-in, usually on the master fader, so it doesn't take up much of my processing power at all...

OVERALL OPINION

Voxengo SPAN is the most complete frequency analysis and metering plug-in that I've used as far as the free ones go. It's got a very clean looking interface that's extremely easy to follow and very helpful for mixing. There's no reason not to have it if you have a compatible system, although Pro Tools users without a VST to RTAS wrapper will be at a loss. Definitely do yourself a big favor and get SPAN today.
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MdurabMdurab

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Voxengo SPAN 3Published on 10/10/12 at 03:47
(This content has been automatically translated from French)
easy to install (single dll) on windows. Not yet tried it on mac.
Friendly interface and well studied.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

Analyzers in this category are usually paid and some freeware that I could use before I had not inspired confidence. Customizable interface, good overall definition.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for several months and I can not do without. I mostly use the scanner, I prefer other plugs for the part correlation meter.

Try it, I'd much rather than at Waves is yet paying ...
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  • Manufacturer: Voxengo
  • Model: SPAN 3
  • Category: Tuners
  • Added in our database on: 10/31/2016

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