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    Visual Equalizer/ Audio Spectrum Analyser

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Blazin23, Jul 27, 2011.

  1. Blazin23

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    Does anyone know of any (free if possible) programs that take the audio output from the computer and display a bar chart of the frequencies. I have my PSP set up as an extended display and I want to have something to display the audio spectrum on the PSP screen.

    So:

    Music Production Software -> Audio Spec. Analyser -> Speakers/Headphones

    Something like this:

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    Any help much appreciated. I may even try writing one in C++ or VB if I can find a basic tutorial/guide.

    Blazin
     
    Blazin23, Jul 27, 2011
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