Spectrogram setup
Defines the scrolling direction of the spectrogram.
Toggles logarithmic scaling of the magnitude spectrum on and off.
Default is on.
When enabled, the magnitude at a given time-frequency point is applied a logarithmic scaling before being converted to a pixel value. This has the effect of compressing the dynamic range, and makes low energy components stand out more, but also decreases the contrast of the display.
Sets the maximum amplitude spectrum value to be displayed.
Sets the minimum amplitude spectrum value to be displayed.
In this color mode, the amplitude of a time-frequency point is mapped to a pixel using a two-color palette, set using start/end colors.
In this color mode, the amplitude of a time-frequency point is mapped to a pixel using a Black & White color palette with White as background.
In this color mode, the amplitude of a time-frequency point is mapped to a pixel using a Black & White color palette with Black as background.
In this color mode, the amplitude of a time-frequency point is mapped to a pixel using different predefined color palette.
In this color mode, the amplitude of a time-frequency point determines the intensity of the corresponding pixel, whose color varies according to frequency.
Sets the color to use for minimum and maximum amplitude components respectively, when color mode is set to Duotone.