Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis -Sound Forge - Scripting

Subject:Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis Posted by: shanksworthy Date:7/17/2008 12:43:48 PM I'm not sure if the Spectrum Analysis is fully script-able, but here's what I'd like to be able to script anyway: 1. Check if the Spectrum Analyser is open, and if not, then open it. 2. Enable the following settings in the Spectrum Analyser: - Open a preset called "DSA" - Select "Auto Refresh" if it's not already selected - Select "Normal display", with "Line Graph" selection 3. Open a .wav file and "Select All". 4. "Set" the frequency response to snapshot #3 5. Open another .wav file and "Select All". At this point, two frequency responses should be overlayed in the Spectrum Analyser window. Optionally at this point I'd like to be able to save a screenshot to a file, although I realize that might not be possible. Any chance that at least some of the above can be done?
Subject:RE: Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis Reply by: shanksworthy Date:7/22/2008 9:09:09 AM Anybody?
Subject:RE: Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis Reply by: _TJ Date:7/22/2008 3:06:03 PM Sorry, Spectrum Analysis is not currently scriptable. You have access to the raw waveform data, so you could do your own FFT's on it. But you can't control Spectrum Analysis or get its output from script.
Subject:RE: Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis Reply by: shanksworthy Date:7/23/2008 9:36:55 AM Okay, thanks. I thought maybe that was the case. Any chance of this becoming script-able in future updates? For now I'll script externally using a script recording tool like TestComplete.

Subject:Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis

Posted by: shanksworthy

Date:7/17/2008 12:43:48 PM

I'm not sure if the Spectrum Analysis is fully script-able, but here's what I'd like to be able to script anyway:

1. Check if the Spectrum Analyser is open, and if not, then open it.
2. Enable the following settings in the Spectrum Analyser:
- Open a preset called "DSA"
- Select "Auto Refresh" if it's not already selected
- Select "Normal display", with "Line Graph" selection
3. Open a .wav file and "Select All".
4. "Set" the frequency response to snapshot #3
5. Open another .wav file and "Select All".

At this point, two frequency responses should be overlayed in the Spectrum Analyser window. Optionally at this point I'd like to be able to save a screenshot to a file, although I realize that might not be possible.

Any chance that at least some of the above can be done?

Subject:RE: Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis

Reply by: shanksworthy

Date:7/22/2008 9:09:09 AM

Anybody?

Subject:RE: Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis

Reply by: _TJ

Date:7/22/2008 3:06:03 PM

Sorry, Spectrum Analysis is not currently scriptable. You have access to the raw waveform data, so you could do your own FFT's on it. But you can't control Spectrum Analysis or get its output from script.

Subject:RE: Need help scripting the Spectrum Analysis

Reply by: shanksworthy

Date:7/23/2008 9:36:55 AM

Okay, thanks. I thought maybe that was the case.
Any chance of this becoming script-able in future updates?

For now I'll script externally using a script recording tool like TestComplete.