[Lazwarth]

 
Here's mine, simple, useful, uncomplicated.

 

[macarych]

Neutron mod#2 b2.
 

 

[crooner]

Here is my setup using DarkOne skin:
 

 

[H3ndrix]

 

[Dutchi MerenGue]

 
this first one is the mini view
 
 
 
 

 
this is the expanded view, i forgot the name of the skin, but its pretty unrecognizable from its stock form, switched out all the pictures and played with colors, fonts and presentation/layout

 

[Brooko]

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i forgot the name of the skin, but its pretty unrecognizable from its stock form, switched out all the pictures and played with colors, fonts and presentation/layout

 
The skin was called "Placebo"

 

[macarych]

 

[Deoxy]

http://i.imgur.com/kTVGl.png

 

[tommy321]

I´m sort of surprised that I don´t see more spectrograms in this thread, since it´s probably the main reason why I have foobar
But, then I´m studying signal processing, and we work with them all the time and I enjoy looking at music for a change, (it´s also nice to know what I´m looking at, but I guess that should´t be a problem for an audiophile, even tough no-one forced you guys to learn the fourier transform)
 
... I would upload my boring screenshot, it the server let me

 

[Tilpo]

I´m sort of surprised that I don´t see more spectrograms in this thread, since it´s probably the main reason why I have foobar
But, then I´m studying signal processing, and we work with them all the time and I enjoy looking at music for a change, (it´s also nice to know what I´m looking at, but I guess that should´t be a problem for an audiophile, even tough no-one forced you guys to learn the fourier transform)

... I would upload my boring screenshot, it the server let me

Spectrograms are awesome. I always enjoy looking at those while listening to music.

You don't need to know how Fourier transformations work too look at one though. Though I wouldn't mind knowing some more about it either. I recently looked at the lecture notes of Fourier analysis my uni uses, and the subject looked extremely easy. I could still decide to do it this period. (I'm a math and physics double major student)

 

[OJNeg]

I used to use the spectrogram, but I decided the Spectrum + Waveform seekbar + VU meter was a lot easier on the eyes.

 

[thegunner100]

I like keeping it nice and simple. Tabs for everything that I need. My main playlist has all my tracks and i usually use the "find" feature to look for what I need.
 
I just made and arranged everything here myself. If anyone is interested in it, PM me!

 

[tommy321]

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Spectrograms are awesome. I always enjoy looking at those while listening to music.
You don't need to know how Fourier transformations work too look at one though. Though I wouldn't mind knowing some more about it either. I recently looked at the lecture notes of Fourier analysis my uni uses, and the subject looked extremely easy. I could still decide to do it this period. (I'm a math and physics double major student)

in that case you shouldn´t have any trouble with it, but honestly they thought us about the transform and spectrums at I think 2-3 courses (that i managed to pass somehow) before I finally understood what they were on an acoustics course. I guess that audio makes it easier to create a picture in your head about this stuff.

 

[Squa7ch]

I finally decided to try out something new...me like.
 
 

 
 

 

[ROBSCIX]

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Neutron mod#2 b2.
 

That's slick.