Is there a Frequency analyzer in pro X?

Hello all,

 

Is there anything that would analyze frequencies played in Logic Pro X?

 

If not any recommendations for one?

 

Looking to see actual frequency numbers. not just a spectrum.

 

Thank you.

I use the Tuner to analyze the frequency of my guitar strings?

Ha ha. It only does notes. At a very general 440HZ( Concert pitch /A) or what ever you may like.

Not sure what exactly you are after, but this post listed a few (beside what Logic has).

 

http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=102131&p=533874#p533874

There's one in the Channel EQ (button at the bottom left). There's another one in the multimeter.

 

Thank you guys. Both posts are helpful. The plugin eq linked by shiver is the closest thing I might need. Being able to hover of the spectrum and see the exact frequency is what I'm after. Actually I'd like to be able to hit a note and know the exact frequency in a hz read out.

 

Say I'm in a 12T5 ( 12 true fifths)tuning and after certain frequencies and the over tones.just one example.

Kinda more for frequency training rather than just knowing the notes. An A note is an A note at many different frequencies.You can learn A all day long and know the fret board upside down. Why not know the exact frequencies also?

 

Thank you for your help.

 

" What is the frequency Kennith"

lol

this maybe? http://www.meldaproduction.com/plugins/product.php?id=MTuner

Have to warmup this old thread–

The Channel EQ is great, but unfortunately only shows the frequencies of recorded stuff.

Is there a way to see the frequencies live while I play the guitar? 

Unfortunately I can't get the Channel EQ to display the frequencies while I play the guitar.

It works only for recorded stuff. Is there a way to see frequencies live from the input signal?

You have to have either the R or the I buttons enabled. I just tried it with a microphone and it shows me the input. I'm not sure if this makes a difference, but my settings under Preferences > Audio > General are:

I have adapted your settings (second checkbox was checked and the third wasn't)

But my settings window still looks a bit different from yours. I added a screenshot.

 

R and/or I is enabled; I get an input signal, but can't get the equalizer to analyze/display the incoming frequencies, unless I playback a track/clip. Here is a little screencast to illustrate what I am looking for.

 

Thanks!

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7j8df3ht5uv3sub/Logic%20Pro%20Input%20Metering.mov?dl=0

my settings now

Click the "R" button to record-enable the track. 

R and/or I is enabled;

Have them both on.

Have them both on.

You shouldn't need "I" to be enabled, only "R".

I already (and just again) tried all combinations of I+R on the track itself. 

The EQ on this channel just doesn't give a crap about it when I wanna analyze the input while I test / play.

 

Maybe there is a big misunderstanding here and what I am trying to do is impossible? If you guys have the time a little screencast like mine might help to clarify things?

Trivial, but did you enable the analyzer in the EQ ? (Button bottom left)

Yeah I did, switch on and off so many times

Even changed between "pre" and "post" .. the little button-in-the-button there.

I am getting more and more a feeling of "analyzing without a moving playhead is not possible" – please raise my hopes again! 

 

Getting this to work would really enables me to shape my tone. :'(

...I am getting more and more a feeling of "analyzing without a moving playhead is not possible" – please raise my hopes again! ...

Well, it works perfectly here, stopped or rolling the same ! Could you post a screenshot of your mixer and the EQ gui so we can have a look ?

Ok let's try something different just as a test:

Add some kind of plugin that will totally alter the sound of your guitar like a distortion, phaser, delay. Play the guitar (without playing the project) and see if you can hear the effected guitar. I just want to make sure that the input is being affected by the plugin and that you can hear the effect. Let's go from there first

Also, create a new project and try what everyone is suggesting here. If it still doesn't work, compress the project as a zip and upload it so we can download and test ourselves to see if we can replicate the issue on our end

I don't know why, but yesterday night it worked in combination with my Line6 Helix (guitar processor which I also use as some sort auf external-soundcard)

But now only with my built-in mic from the MacBook the same issue as before. 

 

Maybe it had to do with the delay I added (as suggested) or maybe the checkboxes only took effect after multiple restarts (? )

 

– I'll get back to you this evening.

I don't know why, but yesterday night it worked (...)

But now only with my built-in mic from the MacBook the same issue as before. 

In case you missed it, on the previous page 3ple gave you some very good pointers to try and troubleshoot your issue.