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"Spectrum" matching MCP tools:

  • Color molecular selections by per-atom properties like B-factor. Choose a palette and expression to map values to colors for visualization.
    MIT
  • Apply a color spectrum to a molecular selection based on properties like B-factor, occupancy, residue index, or partial charge.
    MIT

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  • Analyze DFT magnitude spectrum of pixel values to detect hidden signals, unusual peaks, or spectral flatness anomalies indicating spread spectrum steganography.
    MIT
  • Analyze audio spectrum across 7 ISO bands to reveal tonal balance and guide mix EQ decisions, returning per-band RMS, peak, energy, and global spectral metrics.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate a 3D audio-reactive scene with frequency bars or a bass pulse. Includes camera, light, render, and controls for sensitivity, zoom, and spin. Works with mic, file, or test tone.
    MIT
  • Plot a local grid's spectra at a chosen point to view the output shape without writing a script. Set grid, point, and wavelength range to render the spectra.
    GPL 3.0
  • Build a displacement-warp effect for VJ sets, driven by noise, a custom map, or audio FFT. Preview the warped output or integrate with other effects.
    MIT
  • Analyze a WAV file to get a full mix diagnosis: track, spectrum, stereo, and dynamics analysis combined into a prioritized report with suggestions and platform-specific LUFS targets.
    Apache 2.0
  • Split an audio signal into EQ bands and bind each band's smoothed level to target parameters, enabling frequency-based modulation of visuals or effects. Simplifies building bass-to-this, highs-to-that control patches.
    MIT
  • Create a spectrum-driven audio-reactive visual in TouchDesigner. Builds an audio analysis chain and renders bars, radial, particle, ring, or LED grid styles with preview.
    MIT
  • Create a time-domain audio waveform oscilloscope in TouchDesigner. Displays the raw signal as a moving trace with adjustable time window and amplitude scale, from live mic, file, or oscillator.
    MIT
  • Tracks the dominant musical pitch from live audio or files, exposing frequency, MIDI note, and confidence to drive visuals from a melody.
    MIT
  • Build an FFT audio-spectrum analyzer exposing N bindable frequency bands on a Null CHOP. Drive bar visuals or single-frequency controls from live audio, files, or oscillators.
    MIT
  • Find active researchers and see evidence for each match. Searches curated expertise, interests, and research profiles to explain why each expert appears.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Render your current project and analyze the mix in one action—receiving LUFS, spectrum, stereo, dynamics, and prioritized suggestions to guide your next mix adjustments.
    Apache 2.0