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.

Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer    Real-Time Average Spectrum    Genre-Based and Custom Reference Options    Stereo Width Values    Stereo Correlation Values    Balance and Mono Compatibility Check    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 new model do a better job of refreshing older batteries than the tried and true MH-C9000?

A: Yes, a considerably better unit.

Q: 2. Are Eneloop rechargeable batteries compatible with this device? Presently, only Powerex and Watson batteries are listed as compatible.

A: Yes, you may use the Powerex MH-C980 Turbo Charger-Analyzer to recharge Eneloop AA or AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.

Q: 3. Does this one do a better job of reconditioning depleted batteries than the older Powerex MH-C9000?

A: There is not really too much of a difference between the two.

Q: 4. Can the Solo drive 250 Ohm headphones?

A: Yes they will drive 250 ohm headphones.

Q: 5. Will this record SPL levels over time and if so, can the data be exported to a program like Excel so I can graph the data? I am trying to record audio levels of a church service.

A: You can upload information and settings to your computer via the built-in USB interface. From the product website: "The PAA3X also features a "screen capture" function allowing users to save images of the screen to an SD card in BMP format for later reference." https://www.phonic.com/index.php/en/product/106-paa3x

Q: 6. is this PHABRIX SXE considered hazardous material because of the lithium ion battery contained in the test set when shipping?

A: Since the lithium ion battery is integral, there is no restriction on shipping with USPS or UPS.

Q: 7. What is the latency of this device? In other words how much will the output video signal be behind the input signal from the camera?

A: Datavideo says - The theorem path delay of DVK-400's SDI IN to SDI OUT is less than 10 scan lines, but the actual delay can be 10 scan lines ~ 1 frame influenced by frame synchronizer and Genlock feature. This would be the same for INPUT and OUTPUT.

Q: 8. The default charging mode seems fast on MH-C980. Is this harder on batteries in the long run, compared to the cheaper MH-800S?

A: Default charging on the Powerex MH-C980 Turbo Charger-Analyzer is two hours, which will not harm the batteries.

Q: 9. Are Eneloop batteries compatible with this product?

A: To our knowledge, Panasonic Eneloop batteries have not been tested with this charger. That being said, the results may vary.

Q: 10. Are the XLR input/output standard size? From the photos these look smaller than what I'm use to.

A: Yes, the XLR input and output connections on the PAA3X are standard size.