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23rd December 2009
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| PC Moderator  | today I measured my 15th studio with freeware software and I managed to solve most of the acoustical madness in the bass area.. experience growing. what software are you guys using? thumbsup
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23rd December 2009
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| Gear Guru  Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: New Milford, CT, USA
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|  I started with ETF, but the past few years I've used REW exclusively. --Ethan
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23rd December 2009
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29th December 2009
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| Lives for gear  | Great Value REW is great value and has some unique advantages. John seems to have addressed the issue of flaky decay readings in small rooms quite well albeit ommitting under 100Hz. Fuzzmeasure is very cheap and has really great spatial and impulse averaging functions. Dirac is interesting, in my brief encounters it seemed truly excellent, very pro, but it is obscenely expensive. DD |
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29th December 2009
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| Gear addict  Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Sydney
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| i've only used room eq wizard but it's pretty great, haven't felt the need to look elsewhere |
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29th December 2009
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 that requires measuring reverb times up to 25 KHz or even higher. I can sorta guess by extrapolating what happens from 5 through 10 KHz, but I'd really like to directly measure RT60 at least to 20 KHz. For now I'm using the waterfall plots, which helps some.--Ethan | |
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29th December 2009
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| Lives for gear | Scale Models Hi Ethan, I reckon Dirac might do that for you. I see scale models mentioned in the spec. Type 7841 - 7841 DIRAC - Brüel & Kjær There is an evaluation download at B and K. If you do a bit of teaching at some institute, you might get this at a very reduced price. DD |
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30th December 2009
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| Gear Guru Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: New Milford, CT, USA
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| Thanks Dan, I'll check it out. --Ethan |
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30th December 2009
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