The Behringer Wing’s Real-Time Analyzer (RTA) function is a feature that provides a visual representation of the audio frequency spectrum in real-time. It displays the amplitude of various frequencies as a graph, allowing users to analyze the spectral content of their audio signal. This helps in identifying problematic frequencies, balancing sound, and making precise adjustments to equalization (EQ) settings. Overall, the RTA feature is a powerful tool for sound engineers to optimize audio quality through precise spectral analysis.
Key aspects of the Wing’s RTA function include:
- Real-Time Visualization: Shows live frequency response data, updating continuously as the audio signal changes.
- Frequency Range: Typically covers the full audible spectrum, allowing detailed analysis across lows, mids, and highs.
- Overlay and Comparison: Users can often overlay RTA data over other visualizations or compare different parts of the sound setup.
- Integration with EQ: The RTA data can guide EQ adjustments to improve overall sound clarity and balance.
- User Interface: Accessible via the Wing’s touchscreen interface or through software control, making it convenient for live sound environments.
This short video will show you how to set it up.