Annolyzer 1.0.0
The first public release of Annolyzer — a frequency analyzer with annotation tools, built for honest A/B verification: capture a snapshot, make your moves, then see for yourself whether they actually did what you intended.
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Annotation snapshots — capture the spectrum as you work and compare before against after, with draggable labels plus master visibility and opacity controls, so you're measuring against yourself instead of guessing
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Stereo, Left, Right, Mid and Side sources — tap the component you care about; Stereo combines left and right by power, keeping the width that a Mid sum cancels
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Spectral tilt — flat, +3.0 or +4.5 dB/octave about 1 kHz, host-automatable, so a balanced mix reads closer to level without touching the audio
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FFT curve and RTA bands as independent layers — with host-automatable band resolution and DR window, and an always-on RMS trace under a rolling-peak overlay
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Hold to freeze the live display — park the current spectrum and watch your next move land against it
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Annotation tools — points, bands and freehand strokes that dance with the signal, plus notes; everything anchors, survives undo and redo, and saves with your session
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Measure at any frequency — read the level in a measurement bubble, with Hz and dB range selectors and an FFT resolution that adapts to the range in view
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Ships as AU and VST3 for macOS, and installs and updates through The Mix Bus Plugin Manager
Annolyzer 1.0.0 - Known issues
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Undo and redo in the VST3 may not work under certain hosts. The AU is unaffected and works reliably, so it's the fallback if your host's undo misbehaves with the VST3.
Thanks for being an early adopter.