After a long hiatus Spek is back in Debian. It’s already in testing which means it will be included in the upcoming Debian Bookworm version to be released later this year. It also means Spek will eventually find its way into Ubuntu, Mint, and other Debian derivatives. I want to give a huge shout-out to Matteo Bini for making this happen! 🤘
Glad you're back! I used this tool religiously when finding music to DJ! If there was an option to automate through a folder to find lower bit rate tracks and flag them, that would be awesome :)
I may try and script something to do it for me but if it was integrated that would cool.
How are you? because the analyzer colors change, in my opinion it looks better as it was before in green, there is no way to download a previous version please
Excelente!
Add all options to command line and save settings
Thanks for this soft!!!
YEEEeeessss... !
Debian french user since +20 years I used spek from sources since ... hmmmhh... :)
Very, very happy finding it in my prefered distro packages, many thanks and « bravo » for all this
good work, this « little » soft is awesome, man ; and many thanks to Matteo Bini too !
A very, very old user. ;)
Sup i was playing minecraft then i used a spectogram on one of the cave sounds and i saw a creeper face!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would love a 32bit version! :-D I can't run 64bit applications on my hardware.
Glad you're back! I used this tool religiously when finding music to DJ! If there was an option to automate through a folder to find lower bit rate tracks and flag them, that would be awesome :)
I may try and script something to do it for me but if it was integrated that would cool.
Keep up the great work!
I need you to update it to 32 bits so that it works for me
How are you? because the analyzer colors change, in my opinion it looks better as it was before in green, there is no way to download a previous version please