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RTA for living room?

watchnerd

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I'm realizing I just love watching the RTA on my ADI-2 Pro in my desktop / office / DAW system.

I'd love for similar eye candy in my living room?

Is there a cool RTA for home audio, vintage or current, that offers a nice juicy RTA to bounce along with music?

Digital input maybe preferred? Not sure if it actually matters....
 

Guermantes

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You mean something like this?
 

Blumlein 88

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https://reverb.com/software/utilities/seven-phases/1236-seven-phases-spectrum-analyzer

Download this one from Microsoft, set up an obsolete small computer monitor just for this.

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XpanD

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If you have a computer and a monitor around...

If you want a full-featured RTA, Room EQ Wizard can do it in real time. Needs an active mic (or a line input/loopback? haven't tried), though. Probably not too practical, but fun to mess with. I can also recommend Orban Loudness Meter, which gives you a bunch of bars to stare at for every channel. Good way to see what's happening, and it's pretty easy to get running.
 
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