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Spectrum Display
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The Verituner's Spectrum Display shows the harmonic content of a note rather than its pitch. The display is in real time-what you are hearing is graphically represented instantaneously. The graphic representation consists of a set of horizontal bars, one for each partial: P1, P2, P3, etc. By watching the sustain and decay of the notes, you can see how quickly certain partials decay in comparison to others. The Spectrum display is useful for voicing, or for otherwise correlating what you hear in a note against its partial content.
The PEAKS key is used to toggle Peak Mode on and off. When on, the peak amplitude (volume) of each partial is remembered and displayed along with its real-time value in the column on the right. FREEZE is used to freeze the spectrum display. Press the key while a note is sounding, and the display stops responding and the bars remain frozen right at that point. This allows for a close examination of the readings. |
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