- Status bar with frequency is at the top of window.
- Something else later.
- Right-to-left spectrum flow.
- Bar ruler (you know, the tempo).
- A framebuffer synchronized with transport. Like, the part that was recently played is placed after or before current playhead.
- Bandpass frequency on click (like in SPAN, MAnalyzer or in Fabfilter plugins on middle click).
- A some simple piano roll maybe? Could help with pitching based on source.
- Imaging controls: level and contrast.
- Delay compensation.
- Have an option for using center of the “fat” peak to determine frequency.
Wolf Spectrum is a spectrogram plugin. It can be built as an LV2 or VST plugin and as a standalone Jack application.
- Supports both log and linear frequency scaling
- Resizable UI
You can find some precompiled plugin binaries in the Releases tab. Some packages are also available for Ubuntu and Arch Linux:
Download the plugin from the pdesaulniers/wolf PPA:
sudo apt-add-repository -y ppa:pdesaulniers/wolf
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install wolf-spectrum
To install the latest release:
sudo pacman -S wolf-spectrum
A git package is also available in the AUR.
First, clone the repo (note the "--recursive" argument):
git clone --recursive https://github.com/wolf-plugins/wolf-spectrum.git
cd wolf-spectrum
Then:
BUILD_VST2=true BUILD_LV2=true BUILD_JACK=true make
Prepend WIN32=true or MACOS=true to the command if applicable.
All plugin builds will then be placed in the bin folder. Copy them to their appropriate place so that your plugin host can find them, and you're done :)
This project uses git submodules. Thus, to update your local copy of the repo, you need to run the following commands:
git pull
git submodule update --init --recursive
You should then be able to build the plugin with the most recent changes.