Repacked with Official TEAM XVX released on 04/28/2010 | 54.1 MBMetric Halo's high resolution metering tools.
SpectraFoo provides all of the tools today’s audio projects demand. Whether you are a live sound engineer or a studio mixer, you need the power of SpectraFoo.SpectraFoo is a collection of award-winning high resolution metering tools. ‘SpectraFoo can analyze up to 24 channels of audio simultaneously, and features a completely flexible workspace.
SpectraFoo Complete provides the engineer with the complete toolset in the
Standard version, plus sample code metering tools, a 12 band signal generator, a
recording, playback, looping & static analysis system, and a complete transfer
function measurement system.
Features :
Lissajous phase scope
L-R Stereo power balance meter
Envelope history meter
Digital level history meter
Band-limited history meter
Full-featured audio frequency oscilloscope
Spectragram spectral history meter
PhaseTorch frequency-sensitive phase meter
Sample accurate digital level meter
Correlation meter
Correlation history meter
Parameter management system
Window sets
Link groups
From NFO:
Thanks to TEAM XVX for providing his release with a OSX KeyGen in 2010, without which it wouldn't have been possible to realize this workaround.
Read notes and System Req on spoiler.
I have always used SpectraFooComplete on Mac system since I was using protools on MacOs 9. In 2010 Team XVX provided a SpectraFoo keygen for the most updated versions of OS X, versions that used the new Apple audio core. Unfortunately from Mavericks onwards, the XVX authorization procedure stopped working, so I decided to find a workaround to be able to not give up one of the best audio analysis software on the Mac platform. You know, Metric Halo needs no introduction for the high quality of its sound cards as well as the software that attaches to them. Just think of its timeless and very precious ChannelStrip and how it’s still ahead in terms of musicality and quality of the algorithm. SpectraFooComplete is not a software aimed at the general consumer audience but rather to sound engineers and commercial studios, and it’s clear from the price that has always been quite high in its history. And it’s just because it’s not affordable that I’m happy to have tried and found this work-around that allows us to test it again on the latest OS.
I have tested the whole procedure on different systems, though up to High Sierra 10.13 6. So I don't guarantee its functionality on more later OS. But I think it can work at least up to Catalina. Nothing prohibits you to try also on Big Sur.
By the way I remind Mac users that they should always be informed about the structure and the tree of their operating system as well as about permissions repair procedures, Gatekeeper, Codesigner. (I have provided some instructions in a text file in the release).
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