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No, because noiseLAB provides such large FFT transform sizes, which gives very high frequency resolution, that zoom is not necessary for most applications. To keep it simple for the end user, noiseLAB only provides one setting, the frequency resolution. You don’t have to worry about span, center frequency, transform size etc. as on traditional instruments.
