Spectrogram

Analyzing music tracks is a complex task that needs accurate tools in order to achieve the expected results, so not just any user can do it with ease. There is a more special kind of investigation, called spectrum analysis, which can be carried out with a program like Spectrogram.

As soon as it is out of the package it comes in, the program will be ready to run, as it doesn't need to be installed on the system it is deployed on. This means that you will be able to use it on the go if you store it on a removable storage device and start it from there.

The main window is pretty clean and features a generous area for analyzing a specific file or an audio stream coming from a source connected to your sound card. With multiple choices for the cursor, to make selections more accurate, and the possibility to change the colors, Spectrogram can thus be customized to a limited extent.

This software allows you to record and analyze or scan in real time the input from any sound source. Each time you load a file or choose the input Spectrogram enables you to configure the settings.

Thus, it is possible to set a new sample rate, specify the beginning and the end of the sample, as well as pick the desired frequency scale, either linear or logarithmic. Further details like the frequency band or resolution, the time scale, channels and degree of attenuation (in decibels) can also be modified.

Spectrogram can certainly be of great help for those interested in having a visual representation of sound frequencies from an audio track. The live recording feature is most welcomed and thanks to the decent feature pack that allows users to customize the analysis parameters, this tool could gain quite a few fans.