I can't find the "spectrum analyzer". Was it removed in 11? I need it to adjust levels/EQ
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Window > Equalizer
The spectrum analyzer feature appears to no longer be available in iTunes 11.
Regards.
I know how to get to the equalizer, either main or per song (Get Info > Options), but the Analyzer was an option ("behind" the Title/"timeline") that confirmed (or not) what levels/frequency response my ears thought they were hearing. Individual level and EQ is especially helpful for older recordings/capture from LP or tape, or even fighting the "loudness war" on newer and "remastered" recordings.
Here's what I mean:
Ahh...
I want the spectrum analyzer back, too. It is an important tool. What was Apple thinking?
**** yea, we want it back. What the ****. Really? Are we the only people who noticed its missing?????? Are people that oblivious??????
I would love to have the spectrum analyzer back, too.
You might probably like this plugin: http://apptree.net/ledsa.htm
To install it, simply drag it to /library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins
To use it, re-open iTunes and choose it as your visualizer effect. You can hit cmd+t to activate/deactivate and with a right-click on the analyzer, you can choose even colour and many advanced options... 🙂
Enjoy...
Thanks dude. Now I'm happy again flirting with the highest possible volume.
I can't find the "spectrum analyzer" in iTunes 11
