Inline Scopes¶
ACE Inline Scope¶
This inline scope displays the waveform of audio being played in the track or streamed into track’s input. The waveform moves downwards.
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The scope has a few settings:
Timescale. How many seconds of audio fit into the display at any time.
Height (Aspect). The aspect ratio of the inline display.
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ACE Inline Spectrogram¶
This plugin displays a spectrogram of audio signal being played in the track or streamed into track’s input.
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The plugin has a number of options:
Logscale. Whether the plugin should use a logarithmic rather than a linear scale.
1/f scale. Whether the spectrum analyzer should adjust for 1/f aka “pink noise” to provide a more useful representation of the signal.
FFT size. This is the frequency resolution. The more bins in analysis window, the better resolution.
Height (Aspect). The aspect ratio of the inline display.
Range. The dynamic range of the spectrum analyzer in dB.
Offset. Optional gain correction of the original signal if it’s too quiet or too loud.
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ACE MIDI Monitor¶
This inline tool displays all incoming or outgoing MIDI events in a track or a bus.
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There are several options:
Hexadecimal. Whether values should be displayed in hexadecimal notation, e.g. 1E00 instead of 7680.
System messages. Whether the Monitor should display system control and real-time messages
Numeric notes. Whether the Monitor should display notes in the numeric notation, e.g. 48 instead of C3.
Font size. The font size used to display events.
Line count. How many lines the MIDI MOnitor should display in the mixer strip.
LTC Reader¶
This is a Linear Timecode (LTC) decoder with an inline display in the mixer strip. It can display either the LTC data from regions in a track or any LTC data streamed into track’s input.
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