I suspect that this is an issue that is made more severe by larger displays but the frequency indicator for the pointer in a spectrogram display is not very easy to use. I attach an image of what I get with max font size settings (200% scaling)
I think it would be great if the frequency value would be displayed in a larger and more legible font, and perhaps against a different background than the spectrogram (a small box?)
Alternatively, you could get a small tag / label near your pointer (floating above to the right of the pointer perhaps) when you press p (=position?) in a spectrogram. And a great feature would then be if the label also gave a local intensity reading.
And a fantastic feature, especially for students, would be that these measurements would also be placed in the clipboard for you directly when pressing the 'p'. (Like the example I added to the image above, but with a less silly type of bubble then of course).
I suspect that this is an issue that is made more severe by larger displays but the frequency indicator for the pointer in a spectrogram display is not very easy to use. I attach an image of what I get with max font size settings (200% scaling)
I think it would be great if the frequency value would be displayed in a larger and more legible font, and perhaps against a different background than the spectrogram (a small box?)
Alternatively, you could get a small tag / label near your pointer (floating above to the right of the pointer perhaps) when you press p (=position?) in a spectrogram. And a great feature would then be if the label also gave a local intensity reading.
And a fantastic feature, especially for students, would be that these measurements would also be placed in the clipboard for you directly when pressing the 'p'. (Like the example I added to the image above, but with a less silly type of bubble then of course).