Using RTsect
The use of RTSect is straightforward. Start-up it using the
key:

The upper pane shows the waveform (like an oscilloscope). The lower
pane shows the spectrum (like a spectrum analyzer)

Here the formants were all switched off, so that you can see the
waveform as a typical sawtooth, with some amount of Gibbs phenomenon
(ringing) due to the circumstance that the number of partials is
limited (finite). The exponential overall shape of the ll peaks is due to
the -6 db/octave slope. If also the frequency scale were logarithmic
(i.e., notes or pitch, rather that frequencies in Hertz), the shape
would be rectilinear.
Note: LTAS = Long Term Average Spectrum (or LTS, Long Term
Spectrum), namely the spectrum taken over a long period ( > 30 sec). It
should typically show the average quality of the signal.
Try the LTAS blue key, you can see a average spectrum accumulating. The
red key reset the spectrum.
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