Waves PAZ Analyzer lets you visually analyze a track’s frequency spectrum and stereo position. It can reveal problems and tendencies that are difficult to notice by ear, helping you improve a mix. Its tools include current and peak displays, Freeze, zoom, and adjustable low-frequency resolution for detailed analysis.
Analyze Your Sound with PAZ Analyzer
Waves’ PAZ Analyzer is
a tool that lets you analyze frequency and stereo position in a track or an entire song.
Of course, music should be judged by ear,
but the display can reveal problems and tendencies that are easy to miss.
It can be very useful for improving mix quality,
so give it a try!
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Video Highlights: Current and Peak Values
The highest value reached during playback stays visible in orange, while
the current playback value is shown in yellow.
Turn off Peak Hold to display only the current playback meter.
Video Highlights: Freeze
Although it is difficult to show in a still image,
turning on Freeze holds the display at that moment.
This makes it easier to analyze a specific section.
Click Freeze again to turn it off and return to the live display.
Video Highlights: Zoom
Zoom in for more detailed analysis.
- 1. Click +/− to control the magnification.
- 2. Click the up, down, left and right arrows to choose the area.
- 3. Reset the zoom level.
Video Highlights: Low-Frequency Analysis
Use LF res to set the detail of the low-frequency analysis.
Choose from 10 Hz, 20 Hz and 40 Hz.
Lower values give a more detailed low-frequency analysis and display.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is PAZ Analyzer used for?
It visually analyzes the frequency spectrum and stereo position of individual tracks or a whole song. Use it to identify mix problems and guide sound adjustments.
Q2. How do Peak Hold and Freeze differ?
Peak Hold keeps the highest playback value displayed in orange, while Freeze holds the display at a selected moment. Freeze is useful when you need to examine a particular section in detail.
Q3. How detailed can the zoom analysis be?
The +/− buttons control display magnification, and low-frequency resolution can be set to 10 Hz, 20 Hz or 40 Hz, letting you adjust the level of detail.
Q4. When should I use PAZ Analyzer in a DAW?
It can be useful from the early stages of mixing through the final stages, particularly for checking the frequency balance of a master or bus and the stereo position of individual tracks.
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