Expand the capabilities of your FLUX Analyzer Essential software with the FLUX Analyzer Live Option. Available as a software download, this add-on module provides live sound engineers with additional tools to assist in speaker array calibration tasks. Included functions include a delay finder, adjustable level meters, impulse response, and snapshot facilities. The system allows you to conveniently take transfer curve measurements at remote locations using a wireless transmitter and laptop.

This Live Option adds support for up to 8 multichannel references and up to 16 multi-microphone inputs with individual channel selection and summation modes. The fully customizable meters let you adjust the color, scaling, integration time, reference level, and hold parameters. An SPL unit along with a signal generator and calibration tools are on board. In-depth transfer function analysis provides magnitude, phase, and coherence spectra letting you compare inputs and outputs—useful for determining the curve of an equalizer or what frequencies are emphasized by an outboard device and for measuring a room's acoustic response.

Module for FLUX Analyzer Essential    Adds Functions for Live Sound Engineers    Up to 8 Multichannel References    Up to 16 Multi-Microphone Options    Customizable Meters, SPL Unit    Sample-Accurate Delay Finder    Signal Generator, Calibration Tools    Customizable Transfer Function Analysis

• Fully customizable meters
• LEq metering for accurate measurement averages over time
• Supports up to 8 multichannel references
• Multiple microphone support with up to 16 microphone inputs
• Individual channel selection
• Summation mode
• Reference level
• Peak hold
• Color
• Scaling
• Integration time
• SPL unit with calibration tools
• Signal generator
• Sample-accurate delay finder
• Impulse response
• Transfer function
• Unlimited snapshots with multi-project support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this head be used on the Manfrotto Advanced Travel with the 494 ballhead?

A: Yes.

Q: 2. Will this perform better under heavier or lighter loads? For example, closer to the maximum or lighter than the maximum weight limit?

A: Mid to Light loads. I've used it with a Canon G20 with a video monitor and it works fine. For a lightweight tripod, it works well. Just due to physics, the heavier the camera and rig, the less stable it will be

Q: 3. If the tripod legs has a screw to prevent the head from moving (EG Sirui A1205) will this screw prevent from this head from being removed by hand?

A: No, screwing the head on or off is a simple task. If there are any set screws in the tripod base, just back them out so that you can unscrew the head.

Q: 4. 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: 5. What material is this head made of? (plastic aka manfrotto polymer or magnesium)

A: The main casting of this head is made primarily of aluminum.

Q: 6. does this come with the leveler that you attach between the head and the extension rod?

A: The Pan Bar on the Befree Live Video Head is removable and there is a Bubble Level on the bottom of the head to assist you with balancing the head. However there is no leveling mechanism on the head. You could put this product on top of a Manfrotto 438 Compact Leveling Head before connecting it to a tripod for a ball base leveling system. You could also pair the Befree Live Video Head with the 755XB MDeVe Tripod which has an integrated Half-Ball Leveling System included already.

Q: 7. Two questions: 1. Is this head counterbalanced like the Manfrotto 128 models 2. Will is be plug and play with a Benro Slim tripod?

A: There is no counterbalance listed as a feature of this head. As for use with other tripods, it will fit the Benro Slim and any tripod with a 3/8 screw. This 3/8 number encompasses 98% of moderate to large tripods ever made.

Q: 8. Can this head comfortably and safely hold a 70-200mm F2.8 lens about 3.5 pounds in weight + a DSLR camera? Will it be stable or prone to falling?

A: If the baseplate is secured onto the tripod collar of the 70-200mm lens, it will hold, otherwise if baseplate is on body, it'll not. This head does has it's limit. Of course, if you start adding accessories like hotshoe lights, or external monitors, or any additional weight on the camera setup which knocks the weight distribution off, it will not hold.

Q: 9. Can you program the low-voltage threshold for the battery test? In other words, let's say my device won't work if the battery goes below 1.2V. Can I program this tester to only test capacity from fully charged down to 1.2V?

A: The Powerex C9000Pro Professional Charger-Analyzer will let you know the battery voltage.

Q: 10. Is this video head made for the Manfrotto MVM250A Monopod?

A: You can use this head on that monpod without issue for they have matching 3/8 mounting points.