Wow! Another cool RTA! *FREE*

[IraSeigel]

This may be known to a lot of you, but I just saw mention of it on the RME forum. Could be very useful to SACers and studio folks:

http://www.hometheatershack.com/roomeq/

Cheers,
Ira

[AudioAstronomer]

It's not an RTA

[Warren]

Its some kinda room emulator of sorts me thinks.
Only breifly looking at it.
Chris

[AudioAstronomer]

It is an analyzer... fft, waterfall, broadspectrum decay etc... but it's not realtime.

[IraSeigel]

It is an analyzer... fft, waterfall, broadspectrum decay etc... but it's not realtime.

Yes, you're right. Some fairly sophisticated analysis and readouts, but the program takes a measurement and then displays the results. Not in real time. Some not-too-easy calibration settings, too.

Still, for the cost, a useful tool for some. Sorry I steered you wrong with the "RTA" claim.

I tried the free MAnalyzer plug from www.MeldaProduction.com (http://www.MeldaProduction.com) last night while doing monitors for Brandi Carlisle. Worked nicely, and added maybe 2% CPU. It's screen is a larger than the SAW FA, so a little easier to read for my non-bifocaled eyes.

Cheers,
Ira

[Warren]

Yes, you're right. Some fairly sophisticated analysis and readouts, but the program takes a measurement and then displays the results. Not in real time. Some not-too-easy calibration settings, too.

Still, for the cost, a useful tool for some. Sorry I steered you wrong with the "RTA" claim.

I tried the free MAnalyzer plug from www.MeldaProduction.com (http://www.MeldaProduction.com) last night while doing monitors for Brandi Carlisle. Worked nicely, and added maybe 2% CPU. It's screen is a larger than the SAW FA, so a little easier to read for my non-bifocaled eyes.

Cheers,
Ira

Thanks Ira:

I will tinker with it a bit later, My only problem with it, was the having to prove I was human question, took a few trys. :p

[Warren]

Ira:

I've had a chance to check out this new RTA.
Very nice GUI, and very low cpu usage. :)

Thanks guy

Chris