
This is going to be SO awesome! Thanks!

I had to look that one up -RuthieG wrote:
Analyze | Plot Spectrum to get the precise frequencies for the Single Band Parametric
A goodly percentage of readers here have mains hum to a greater or lesser extent - I can tell if someone is in the USA just by looking at their waveform, because the USA uses an electrical mains frequency of 60 Hz, while in Europe and many other places it is 50 Hz. It doesn't just come from overhead wires, but from anything electrical in the vicinity. Often readers who record on a laptop can get rid of it entirely just by recording on battery power.The article talked about mains hum - which I guess I don't have, because my section of town has no overhead wires.
For anyone who is using an old version, please do download the new one, and leave the background noise thing-y disabled if you are a newbie. It's there for the truly geeky who want some numbers to guide their post-processing, but checking background noise absolutely requires a human ear. You can't just look at a number and know if the background noise is OK.smijen wrote:Just an FYI for those who haven't seen it - an updated version of checker was posted about a month ago:
-background noise checker is disabled by default