Find Out What Your System Is Really Doing
A test tone generator may not be glamorous… but it sure is useful. When used with a spectrum analyzer (like those in the F6, GEQ, and H-EQ), pink noise reveals filter curves, differences among EQ designs, and distortion components. Or, gate sine waves or noise to supplement drum sounds.
Mix in pink noise to emulate listening to mixes while driving. Use sine waves to find room resonances, ring out PA systems, check your hearing, and more—don’t miss out on this useful tool.
requirements:
mac:
cpu: https://www.waves.com/plugins/emo-generator#tab-tech-specs|tab-sys-req:~:text=Intel%20or%20Silicon%20Architecture
ram: 8
disk: 16
version: macOS Catalina 10.15, Big Sur 11, Monterey 12, Ventura 13, Sonoma 14
additional_requirements: Minimum: 1024×768
Recommended: 1280×1024 / 1600×1024
USB displays are not supported as the primary display.
internet required: no
windows:
cpu: X64 compatible Intel or AMD CPU
ram: 8
disk: 16
version: Windows 10 64 bit and Windows 11
additional_requirements: Minimum: 1024×768
Recommended: 1280×1024 / 1600×1024
internet required: no
trial: no
notes:
feature: Use with a spectrum analyzer to analyze filter curves
Supplement acoustic snares with gated pink noise
Emulate the effect of listening to mixes while driving in a car
Included with the Waves eMotion LV1 live mixer
Gate sine wave with sidechained kick for “hum drum” kick sounds
Analyze distortion components using sine waves
Check mono and stereo phase integrity
licensing methods:
computer
usb
platforms: mac
windows
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