A dynamic spectrographic representation of music for YouTube ?

Arnaudettes

Hello,

I am a composer and I use RX Standard a lot, not only for its tools, but also for its spectrogram, which is an excellent visual representation of what I hear, very informative but also very pleasant.

I am in the process of creating a YouTube channel and would like to be able to present my work with this visual quality.

There is no function in RX that allows you to create a dynamic spectrographic representation of music.

Does anyone have an alternative solution that produces high-quality results?

Thank you

PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/49681/a-dynamic-spectrographic-representation-of-music-for-youtube

I have absolutely zero beforehand knowledge on this area ('dynamic spectrographic representation of music') but I will take a stab at it anyway :

Check out the free : Sonic Visualiser (also available for Mac) , also reference here .

There is also a plugin called Spectrum 2 but that is not free.. (also available for Mac)

Also then FL Studio has something called Fruity Spectroman

There is also something for Mac called "Soundmagic Spectral" but I can not determine if it also has something to visualize builtin… (I found some sort of description that you can have if you want)

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Sorry that was about as much time that I was willing to donate for this lookup…

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