# Spectrum & spectrogram

_Edit & polish · Sound Kit for Figma · Sound Kit Pro_

> See what a sound is actually made of

Switch the editor from waveform to spectrogram and the sound stops being a blob and becomes readable — where the energy sits, whether there is a nasty resonance around 3 kHz, whether the "click" you are hearing is really a burst of high-frequency hash.

## What it gives you

- **Diagnose by eye** — Harshness, rumble and resonance are visible long before you can name them by ear.
- **Aim your EQ** — Shows you which band to cut instead of sweeping blindly.
- **Overlay comparisons** — Compare two sounds spectrally to understand why one feels brighter than the other.

## How to use it

1. Open a sound in Create → Edit.
2. Switch the display to Spectrogram.
3. Find the band where the problem energy sits.
4. Cut it with EQ, then A/B the result.

## Links

- [This feature](https://systergon.com/sound-kit/features/spectrum-view)
- [All Sound Kit features](https://systergon.com/sound-kit/features)
- Install the Sound Kit plugin: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1398310751744117050