Audio professionals searching for a real-time spectral analyzer for balance and mono compatibility will be impressed with the Sonible true:balance, a comprehensive metering plug-in that makes it easy to compare the spectral distribution of your mix in reference to different spectral targets. true:balance provides information on the width and correlation of your track that will help you to avoid issues with mono compatibility or a blurry low end. The plug-in is Mac and Windows compatible and works with most DAWs utilizing AU, AAX, VST, and VST3 plug-in formats.

Includes true:level    Real-Time True-Peak, Loudness & Dynamics    Includes true:balance    Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer    macOS and Windows Compatible    AAX, AU, VST, and VST3 Plug-In Formats

• true:balance is a metering plug-in that will make sure you've got all the info you need on the spectral distribution of your mix. All the displayed readouts as well as their visualizations are designed to ensure that you won’t have to second-guess what you are seeing.
• true:balance’s key readouts are supported by target indicators, allowing you to see whether your track is close to the values of your chosen reference. The channel data section displays all you need to know about the stereo width and correlation of your mix and, hence, the mono compatibility o f your mix.

Since the right spectral distribution has a lot to do with listening expectations, genre-based references are great for comparing your mix. true:balance's included references draw from a vast amount of audio data and hands-on mixing experience. When you want consistency across an entire project, go for the option of loading up to 8 reference tracks.

• true:balance is designed for professionals as well as ambitious bedroom producers. The latter will appreciate hints that tell you which modifications your mix requires to approach your selected reference values.
• There is a Balance Check that analyzes the current spectral distribution of your signal then compares it with your reference and gives you text-based suggestions. Mono Check points out any potential problems concerning the mono compatibility of your mix.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this product also come with a receiver that connects to the flash unit?

A: No it does not. You will need the TT1 transmitter for the camera. http://bhpho.to/18bD2NC

Q: 2. I have a TPSCPOE 1248 solar powered PoE injector. It does 48V, .625A output, which makes it line up with 802.3at standard. I need the output to go to 24V passive poe for an access point. Would this work for that?

A: Indeed it will as that is what it is designed to do. From the Quick Start guide: PoE In Gigabit 802.3af PoE port: Connect this port to an auto-sensing 802.3af PoE Switch. The switch will automatically activate PoE. PoE Out Gigabit 24V passive PoE port: Connect this port to a 24V passive PoE device.

Q: 3. Can the TT5 be used with the Nikon D810 and SB5000 in TTL mode or just manual?

A: I guess the only reason to buy these product is to be use as TTL, other wise get another kind of transmitter

Q: 4. Will this work with the JVC GY - HM180 camera

A: Yes, the camera employs standard LANC control.

Q: 5. Does this bundle come with the MiniTT1?

A: This kit comes with 3x TT5 and a AC3.

Q: 6. I am using flextt5 and need to synch with LiteTrek 4.0 DC Monolight . What synch cable do I use? I could guess but don't want to do trial and error approach.

A: You would need a mini to mini sync cable (B&H # IMMMMM16)

Q: 7. I am planning to get two FlexTT5's; one for my D7100 & other for my SB-910. Pls guide whether I need to purchase any other cable/cords apart from the two FlexTT5's.

A: Nothing else would be needed; all items necessary to use your setup together would be included with the PocketWizard FlexTT5 Transceiver Remotes. The FlexTT5 would connect to the top of the hot shoe on the Nikon D7100 DSLR camera, and would connect to the hot shoe on the bottom of the Nikon SB-910 Speedlight Flash. The batteries needed to operate the FlexTT5 are included with the units.

Q: 8. Can the TT5 be used in conjunction with the Nikon Creative Lighting System? Such as using the CLS to trigger a key and fill light but then have the PW trigger a flash for a kicker that is out of site from the IR of the CLS commander.

A: Being that the TT5 operates via radio frequency, it would not work with the Nikon CLS system which uses line of sight. What you could do is use the Pocket Wizard Mini TT1 Transmitter, B&H # WIMTT1N on your camera and have a TT5 transceiver on each flash set off camera. To control the other flashes off camera, you can either use a Pocket Wizard AC3 Zone Controller, B&H # WIAC3N on top of the Mini TT1 or you can place another Nikon speedlight on there which has a master function. Please see the images below for reference:

Q: 9. Will this work on a Panasonic AG-CX10?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto RC Pan Bar will work with LANC controllable cameras, such as the Panasonic AG-CX10.

Q: 10. I have a Sekonic L-758DRlight meter. Can I use the Sekonic to send a signal to the Pocket Wizzard FlexTT5 and trigger my Canon ST-E3-RT Speedlite Transmitter that will in turn trigger my Canon 600EX RT.The Sekonic has the Pocket Wizzard radio.Please advise

A: Yes, accpording to PocketWizard that will work.