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Ive been looking for some topics about analysers for scope. I saw it was more advisable to use a native analyser instead... How should i install a device like pinguin within scope?

I have inserted a Wave Dest module within my project, as suggested, but pinguin doesnt seem to recognise this new installed modules. I want to analyse the stereo signal before going to my Analog outs, so i wont use it as a VST insert. I Also read something about a program called Waveclone, which copies an existing audio port to use it for another application, but that also didnt work out.

Does anyone know how to set up a device like this??

All the driver modules must be loaded in Scope before launching the apps that use them.

thanks for your reply.

I already tried that , but it didnt work. So i should consider the Wave Dest module as my Pinguin application?? Then i should just connect my Stereo Out to this Wave Dest right?? Or could it have something to do with the amount of Wave drivers set in windows (device manager > scope > settings > number of wave devices ) ??

Hope someone can help me out.


RP

Pinguin works with the Wave driver, yes. You can have, say, Cubase working with ASIO modules and Pinguin receiving from the Wave destination. There must be also a selection on Pinguin of the driver, and also the selection of which input (L, R, L+R, L-R etc...)

you need to activate each measurement tool in pinguin (via right click).

i know , i've got the demo, very nice indeed !! I'll try to get the native stuff work first though, ill check it out in a minute. Thanks for the info !!

Solved!! Rightclicking to put it on did the job thanks!!

I already have very good analysis tools in Sequoia but a Spectrafoo-like Soniccore Analyser would be a killer !!!!!! Mastering with brainworx + a pro analyser (which can help you to see what happens on the harmonics on the finbal stage) would be perfect, really ... To me at least