What exactly do you mean by "onscreen information" Please be specific about what you are seeing @denny7794

@Former user, Spectrum Analysis (View menu) is an un-docked window and not displayed by default.. at least in SF-Pro..
Perhaps the OP means the narrow 'overview' waveform displayed at the top of the timeline. If this is the case. that can be removed in "Options> Data Window".. uncheck "Overview".

What exactly do you mean by "onscreen information" Please be specific about what you are seeing

I higlight with red box what i don't need (spectre) and with green box what i only need (waveform)

@Former user, Spectrum Analysis (View menu) is an un-docked window and not displayed by default.. at least in SF-Pro..
Perhaps the OP means the narrow 'overview' waveform displayed at the top of the timeline. If this is the case. that can be removed in "Options> Data Window".. uncheck "Overview".

OK, thanks for the clarification.. I only really know what spectrum analysis means in relation to RX and Spectralayers.

@denny7794, On SF Pro, The 'wave coloring' options can be disabled in the "Options> Data Window" menu and there are toolbar icons as well. AS (Audio Studio) may be different

@Former user Spectrum analysis' initially appears as below in SF Pro, It just an informational display, unlike Spectralayers.

@denny7794

Hi

Did you look up Spectral Display in Help within the program?

You may also have a link to download a PDF version of the manual, either in the program or the email you received when purchasing.

John EB

@denny7794, On SF Pro, The 'wave coloring' options can be disabled in the "Options> Data Window" menu and there are toolbar icons as well. AS (Audio Studio) may be different

I don't have "Options> Data Window"

(it's ridiculous: I have to use free alternative audio editors to make that simple operation quick, because the Sound Forge interface is bloody mess 😕)