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Take note of the peaks, and how they noticeably move back and forth based on the notes of the song. The only thing I need is the individual spectrum as a video that I can import into a more complete video editor. To clarify, I don't need the bloom effect, titles, shape, or anything like that, since I use external programs for that anyways. With all the alternatives I've tried, you wouldn't notice anything off if you were to put the spectrum generated from one song with a completely different song. Take note of how decisively the spectrum moves.

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This is a spectrum I generated with the trial of After Effects. Its a little hard to explain, but hopefully this video clarifies. There is a very loose correlation to the loudness of the song, but something about how Adobe does it much more apparent what frequencies in the song are louder, or more prominent. None of them seem to sync up with the actual song, and just seem to wildly and unpredictably move. Here are some programs I've already tried: For clarification, I'm more than happy to pay a one time fee to get a good audio spectrum generator, but I refuse to pay hundreds of dollars a year for a program that only has one feature that outperforms my other programs.

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