Choose wire-mesh or solid forms, color coded intensities, contours, log or linear frequency, normal or dB amplitude, etc. Zoom, pan, and scroll with the mouse. View your 3D graphs from any angle. You can print the graph or save it as a JPEG or BMP file. You can even save the data in text form so you can import it into other applications such as spreadsheets or statistics packages.
Any previous point is just a single mouse click away.
Of course, the undo depth is completely programmable so you can optimize it for your system. Clean them up with this. One application and nobody will ever know that your little brother used to put a quarter on the tonearm. This is a great way to get realistic reverb sounds or to emulate musical devices. With a little equipment, you can even make your own reverb presets.