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- Visual Analyser
Visual Analyser
Description
Perform an analysis of the sound of a source connected to your PC. Run tests to measure audio amplifiers and oscillators. View a waveform with all the points of the original signal and work with a frequency higher than 3000 / 5000 Hz. Switch between the Standard and the Floating modes.
Visual Analyser 14.0.0.19 can be downloaded from our software library for free. The Visual Analyser installer is commonly called VA.exe, OLD_160VA.exe, SetupVA2014.02.exe, OLD_879VA.exe or OLD_828VA.exe etc. You can set up this PC program on Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11 32-bit.
The following versions: 14.0, 12.0 and 11.0 are the most frequently downloaded ones by the program users. This program was originally produced by Alfredo Accattatis. The current installer available for download requires 3.3 MB of hard disk space. Visual Analyser lies within Education Tools, more precisely Science Tools. Our built-in antivirus checked this download and rated it as virus free.
From the developer:
Visual Analyser is very powerful software developed by Alfredo Accattatis.
Visual Analyser is a complete professional real time software, transform your PC in a complete set of measurement instruments; no new hardware necessary (you can use the Sound Card of your PC) or you can use a specific external hardware
You may want to check out more software, such as Analyse-it for Microsoft Excel, Visual MP3 Splitter & Joiner or Visual Watermark, which might be related to Visual Analyser.
Comments
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My PC freezes when I run this program and I have to restart it. This happened to me every time I tried to use it. It works for a while, but then the whole computer freezes and forces me to restart it.
Also, I could not find any user manual anywhere. Without a user manual it is very difficult to learn how to use it since Mr. Alfredo Accattatis did not developed this application for an intuitive use.
Leaving a signal still on the screen is almost impossible. Measuring its amplitude and frequency is also difficult. The frequency meter never worked for me.
One thing: the environment is impressive. Just looking at the windows and the controls makes anyone enthusiastic, but that enthusiasm disappears very quickly as soon as the problems start.
It can be used by directly connecting the signal through the microphone connector of the PC audio card but to make a professional use of the application it is better to build the USB interface that allows to digitize the signals. The problem is that Mr. Accattatis provides the circuit diagrams but does not provide the microcontroller program code.
In conclusion: if the program has the USB interface and is run on a powerful computer that has no problems, it is a great application for anyone who likes to experiment and develop audio frequency applications.