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Download, install and run (if you run Windows 10, the Pro version is recommended).
Enable the features on the software main window. If the mode was set to "Fixed 40dB Upper", a "Exclusive Mode" feature is enabled which enables monitoring of frequencies below 40 dB.
Open a project with the tracks.
Create the desired voice section and place it on the timeline.
Scale the position of the first step. The higher the value, the lower the position.
Double click on the first step on the project timeline or press Alt+O
Click on "Add New" and select the "Step" window.
Select the newly created step and set it's automation target to the Time from Start.
Edit the automation target, click on the up and down arrows next to the automation target until you find the Track/Group, and it's click on the arrow and select Playback Time.
If you want to do this on the fly:
When you select the track on the project, click on "Show the Monkey" and select the "Monkey" window on the main window.
Adjust the x-axis:
Now select the step you want to adjust. (You can also select Edit > Selection > Add to Selection if you're looking for an exact placement).
Zoom in and out on the x-axis
Select the step and hold Shift to keep this step on the selected mode while you zoom in and out.
If you want to do this on the fly:
Select the track on the project, click on "Show the Monkey" and select the "Monkey" window on the main window.
Zoom in and out on the x-axis
Select the step you want to adjust. (You can also select Edit > Selection > Add to Selection if you're looking for an exact placement).
Zoom in the x-axis. Click and hold Shift to keep this step on the selected mode while you zoom in and out.
Adjust the y-axis:
Select the step and hold Shift to keep this step on the selected mode while you zoom in and out.
Zoom in and out on the y-axis
Select the step you want to adjust. (You can also select Edit > Selection > Add to Selection if you're looking for an exact placement).
If you want to do this on the fly:
MiniMax EQ  Download
minimaxeq is an easy to use high quality audio spectrum analyzer for Windows.
It provides a powerful and versatile frequency filtering and envelope detection algorithm.
The analysis is done in real time without any delay.
The spectrum is plotted using the Fourier Transform and can be easily visualized.
It includes a 20 Hz lowpass audio filter, which helps keeping the overall sound clip pitch similar to the original.
The analyzer supports convolution filters and can calculate the Peak and RMS values within the analyzer's range.
Also, it can be easily synchronized and timed with external devices such as mixing consoles or audio hardware.
minimaxeq utilizes the Windows audio driver and doesn't require any external audio libraries.
All operations are done in real time, producing sharp spectra.
The options window allows to configure everything from decoding to audio encoding.
minimaxeq also supports a graphical frontend for the main windows.
The frontend is very simple but it allows the user to paint the following windows:
- dB graph of the main window
- WAV output / file list
- dB graph of the spectrum window
- File list of the spectrum window
The options window also allows the user to configure the filter curves.
The user is allowed to configure the filter curve quality by defining a predefined dB threshold at which a change in the filter curve will occur.
The support of 15 filter / envelope detection curves is one of the main features of minimaxeq.
Before including Minimax EQ in its list of features, some other versions have had to sacrifice functionality for the sake of its stability.
For example, some other versions had to sacrifice the selective filtering of low frequencies.
One of the distinctive features of minimaxeq v1.0.0 is the new filtering algorithm that allows the designer to change the frequency filtering curve which includes:
- linear, logarithmic, steeper, gentler, spline and custom filter curves.
- user definable filter frequency slider.
Also, there is a high quality filters to help reduce system load.
The filter curves can be combined for more creative effects.
The user can also select a predefined filter, even if the curve is defined in the dB graph.
The filter can be combined with the envelope detection curves, which includes:
- linear, logarithmic, steeper, gentler, spline and custom envelope curves.
- user definable envelope frequency slider.
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