SuperSpectrogram for Audacity v3.7.7 Release v3

Third release of the Super Spectrogram for Audacity.

This release includes some improvements over the second version:

• Exporting the Spectrogram in .txt format does not lock the UI thread anymore;
• Lower notes appear at the bottom of the panel while higher notes appear at the top of the panel;
• Samples ticks refer to the original audio samples and not the decimated number of samples;
• No more empty extra regions in the right side of the spectrogram;
• New colormaps now can be easily included due to the Registration idea;
• The source code has been split into separate modules for easier maintenance and a library lib-super-spectrogram has been created.

Note: Pre-built binaries for Linux were built on Ubuntu 18.04, with GLIBCXX 2.30, G++ 11.4. They may not work in earlier systems.

SuperSpectrogram for Audacity v3.7.7 Release v2

Second release of the SuperSpectrogram for Audacity.

This release includes some improvements over the first version:

• The user may select different colormap options for the Spectrogram;
• The user may select showing/hiding note lines;
• The user may select to display the time axis in seconds, samples, or none;
• The user may select to display the accidental notation as sharps (#), flat (b), or mixed (sharps and flat).
• The previous selected settings by the user now persist for the newly generated plot.

Besides, the source code have been reworked for better division of responsibilities.

SuperSpectrogram for Audacity v3.7.7 Release

First release of Super Spectrogram for Audacity

Notes:
Download the compressed artifacts and extract them in a local folder.
Then double-click the audacity.exe (on Windows), or run ./bin/audacity on a Linux terminal to start the application.

Linux binaries were compiled for GLIBC 2.27 and using GCC/G++ 11. It cannot be deployed on targets running GLIBC < 2.27.
If it does not work, the recommended approach is to build from source.

Windows binaries are only available for 64-bit platforms.

MacOS version is not provided.