Hey!
 
I've been looking at this plugin. I'm on a really, really tight budget at the moment. Do you know of any similiar plugs. That are cheaper or free? Heard someone mentioning that this one comes free with some issue of Computer Music.
 
http://www.musicradar.com/reviews/tech/meldaproduction-mmultianalyzer-571104/
 
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You get Manalyzer FREE in the FREE MFreeEffectsBundle...

http://www.meldaproduction.com/plugins/product.php?id=MFreeEffectsBundle

That gives you 23 free effects from Melda...

For $49 you upgrade them and get full functionality...and make the nag screen go away.

Here's the Bedroom Producers take on the best FREE Anaylizers...

http://bedroomproducersbl...-analyzer-vst-plugins/

Interesting! Thanks bud!
 
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At $80 MMultiAnalyzer is the least-expensive one I know of with all those features. Blue Cat's multi-channel version of FreqAnalyst is a hundred bucks. Flux's is $600 (!).
 
MAnalyzer is not a mulit-channel analyzer, but it's pretty good and includes an R128 loudness meter and sonogram. I don't know what's different between the free and paid versions. Voxengo SPAN remains my favorite single-channel spectrum analyzer.
 
One alternative to MMultiAnalyzer would be Voxengo GlissEQ. It's only 20 bucks more and you not only get the multi-channel monitoring but also have a decent equalizer too. You don't have to just look at the spectra, with GlissEQ you can actually do something about it.

You can still get MMultiAnalyzer for 1/2 price today at JRR Shop.
 
Link:  http://www.jrrshop.com/me...uctions-mmultianalyzer
With the extra discount code ("group" without quotes), you can take it away for around $32.
 
And, yes, it's very much worth it.  It's probably the single most useful Melda plug in my opinion.

It's pretty sad when reviews of analyzers don't even mention whether key adjustment parameters are available. I get that many users might not have a clue what "block size" does, but it's very important in certain situations.
 
I have both GlissEQ and SpanPlus, which I like.

bitflipper
MAnalyzer is not a mulit-channel analyzer, but it's pretty good and includes an R128 loudness meter and sonogram. I don't know what's different between the free and paid versions.

Buying the MFree bundle license adds the sonogram, resizable UI, user presets and oversampling to the plug-ins that support it.

Thanks for that info, Steve. I'm really starting to get some use out of the sonogram in the Melda plugs. Very handy for precisely positioning a dynamic filter, especially if you're sidechaining it for ducking. 

Bloody bananas! I missed out on the half price at jrrshop. Fail!

Bloody bananas! I missed out on the half price at jrrshop. Fail!