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28th December 2005
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| Gear interested Joined: Jun 2005 Location: London
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Thread Starter | Room acoustic analysis software
Anyone know of any room analysis software that runs on os x? Im after a program that can do impulse response and time domain analysis. Can't find any for mac at all, maybe there isn't any. Anyone have any experience of or recomendations for windows based versions? thanks paul |
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28th December 2005
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| Gear Guru  Joined: Oct 2002 Location: New Milford, CT, USA
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Paul, > Anyone have any experience of or recomendations for windows based versions? < I can't help you with a Mac program, but for Windows ETF is great: www.acoustisoft.com It does everything the $5,000 hardware analyzers do, but costs only $150 US. --Ethan
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17th June 2009
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Ethan, while I understand your point regarding the usefulness of RPlusD for what most are trying to do here (and I agree, RPlusD is a very good tool for the money and I heartily second your recommendation), the notion that it can do "everything" the larger tools such as Easera, TEF or WaveControl, etc. can do is simply not true!  |
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17th June 2009
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| Gear Guru Joined: Oct 2002 Location: New Milford, CT, USA
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Wow, that post was from 2005. As I mentioned elsewhere I now use REW mostly. Whether REW can do everything the expensive programs do is not so relevant for those of us who deal with small rooms only. BTW, what's your name and where are you based? --Ethan |
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18th June 2009
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Walnut Creek, CA
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There is nothing better than a decent speakers, decent mics, decent amp, and a graphics EQ. A computer is the last thing in the chain.
__________________ Most wires and parts do in fact sound exactly the same. --Ethan But sounds of 1 meter and 1 kilometer of the same wire are totally different --Wavebourn Can I add that many bands sound better when they are 1Km away compared to 1 Metre! --Matt Syson  |
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19th June 2009
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| Gear interested Joined: Nov 2008
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Here you go, It took me a minute to find it but here is the page. Not sure if it is being kept up. He was giving it away. Room EQ Wizard Home Page |
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20th June 2009
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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Walnut Creek, CA
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