Free peak software for mac

Peacock is a viewer/editor for Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GCMS) files with support for the NetCDF (AIA) file format.

Peacock is a tool that can be used to identify the peaks in your chromatogram using your own library (JCAMP-DX file format). It also features an editor for this library format.

Fre(a)koscope is an FFT-based real-time spectrum analyzer for your Mac.

Main features:
- lin/log/semitones/third-octave/Bark scales
- window size selection
- frequency zooming
- freeze
- peak hold
- cursor information (amplitude+frequency)

Enhancements:

• Improvements to the usage displays
• Automatic notification of updates
• Ability to view current target usage

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

TreoCallLog 1.3 offers an effective utility which is able to read call logs stored during every HotSync and presents them on the screen. Calls can be separated by month (based on a specified start date) and totals for peak, off peak and roaming calls calculated.

The program is designed to automatically locate and display the call log that is stored on your Mac every time you HotSync your Treo. The first time you run the program it will tell you that it really needs you to set up some preferences and then, assuming your log files are in the standard location (a Palm/Users folder within your documents folder)

Major Features:

1. Use US/Canada phone number format: This displays any 10-digit number, or any 11-digit number starting with a 0 or 1 in the standard format for the US and Canada. If you are outside this region you will probably want to turn off this option (which is selected by default).
2. User Name: As you can see, there is a popup menu to select a particular user. This is not the same as an OS X user but is the name you gave to your Treo when you first HotSync'd it. If you have logs for multiple Treos, you can set different preferences for each of them by selecting the one you want to work with here.
3. Archive records for this many months: The program archives all call logs so that you can access old records even after they have been deleted from your Treo. In this field you enter a number to specify how long to retain old records, for example, enter 36 to retain records for three years after the call was made. Leave the field blank to retain call records indefinitely.
4. Billing Period: The program allows you to display your call logs by month. Your cellular provider will bill calls starting on the same day each month and you must enter that day here. Just enter a number between 1 and 28. For example, if your bill runs from the 17th of one month to the 16th of the next, enter the number 17.
5. Calls Billed by the Minute: Cellular providers usually round up the duration of each call to the next minute. For example, if you make a call lasting one minute and seven seconds, you will be charged for a two minute call. If your plan charges you this way, check the box. Otherwise the program will use for the call duration the exact number of seconds reported by your Treo.
6. Incoming Calls: Most cellular providers in North America will charge you for incoming calls just like outgoing calls. Elsewhere in the world, incoming calls are usually not charged to you but are paid for by the caller. This popup menu also provides a third choice which you should select if you have a plan which does not charge you for the first minute of incoming calls.
7. Peak Hours Each Day: Most service plans include a number of Peak and Non-Peak minutes in the standard monthly charge. Depending on your plan, the Non-Peak minutes may be called "weekend minutes" or "night-time minutes". The bottom half of the Preferences panel is where you input this information. Each day is either blank to indicate there are no Peak hours (typically this is the case for the weekend) or has two times indicating when Peak hours start and end. If there are no morning or evening Non-Peak hours and all hours that day are Peak hours then that day will indicate "All Day".

Requirements:

• Mac OS X
• A Handspring Treo 180, 270, 300, 600 or Visorphone

xEQ is a parametric EQ/Tone Control Audio Unit. It consists of Low and High shelf filters and three Peak/Cut filters.
It is very useful for placing around distortion effects. Place one xEQ before your distortion effect to act as a preamps tone control. Place another xEQ after your distortion effect to simulate a speaker cabinets frequency response curve. We provide some example presets that are useful starting points for tailoring your tone. Presets that start with TC are tone control curves and those marked with an SC are for speaker cabinet response curves.
Enhancements:
- The parameter and label colors can now be set by the user in the registration/preferences panel. The color settings will apply to all Twister AUs so that this only needs to be changed once.
- Weve added more options for setting parameter values. Parameter displays can be still be controlled with the big knob. But, now you can now adjust parameter settings by dragging and clicking on the parameter readout. Dragging vertically changes the value quickly and dragging horizontally changes the value slowly for finer control. The values can also be adjusted with a mouse scroll wheel by hovering over the parameter readout. Scrolling vertically gives faster change and if you have the ability to scroll horizontally (a Mighty Mouse, for example), horizontal scrolling changes the value slower for finer control.