pinkmouse said:I never said it wasn't!
No, if you go to the "buy now" page you get a message saying it isn't for sale any more.
Are you referring to Sample Champion?
If so it must be back up:
http://purebits.com/order.html
Anybody here looked at this software?
http://www.wavecapture.com/
I rather like it, it's very user friendly. I have also tinkered with ARTA and found it very easy to use. I'm not sure about the absolute accuracy of my measurements, but I do find them highly repeatable (which tells me I am doing something right...or consistantly wrong
) I'd love to give Soundeasy a try before I shell out big bucks fot it, but alas no demo
It would be nice if somone would develop a simple tool for multiway crossover simulation (I have seen most of what is currently available). Seriously a simple tool that lets you define your slopes and frequencies, then spits it out to the speakers and lets you capture the response is all that I ask for. If Paologatto is looking to add a really nice plugin to SC here is his chance...nudge nudge.
Anyway this thread has been a rather interesting read.
http://www.wavecapture.com/
I rather like it, it's very user friendly. I have also tinkered with ARTA and found it very easy to use. I'm not sure about the absolute accuracy of my measurements, but I do find them highly repeatable (which tells me I am doing something right...or consistantly wrong
) I'd love to give Soundeasy a try before I shell out big bucks fot it, but alas no demo It would be nice if somone would develop a simple tool for multiway crossover simulation (I have seen most of what is currently available). Seriously a simple tool that lets you define your slopes and frequencies, then spits it out to the speakers and lets you capture the response is all that I ask for. If Paologatto is looking to add a really nice plugin to SC here is his chance...nudge nudge.
Anyway this thread has been a rather interesting read.
Speaking of freeware, here's another site for speaker measurement:
http://www.fesb.hr/~mateljan/arta/index.htm
Hong
http://www.fesb.hr/~mateljan/arta/index.htm
Hong
planet10 said:
a bit of an oxymoron that
A good chance... particularily on the new Intel Macs. With a bit more work emulators like
this one might well put the Mac right in the thick of the fastest windows machines.
dave
I remember most emulators in the past did not work well with OS specific I/O very well, bring compatibility problems with hardware from different companies. I wonder what the situation is now.
soongsc said:
I don't have a Mac and I cannot make these tests myself, but I'm very interested to know if someone check it out.
For the audio part Sample Champion uses that plain standard MME windows drivers (no DirectX, no ASIO, no custom drivers) so maybe that a good emulator and a fast machine could also manage correctly the audio samplping..
Can you guys recommend a user friendly program for measuring basic T/S parameters?
I make enclosures and some times the spec sheets are way off, i dont know how to calculate the T/S the old fashioned way and i know software can do this these days.
Your Purebits looks very complex and that scares me, i dont mind paying for something if it does what i need it to without to much drama.
I make enclosures and some times the spec sheets are way off, i dont know how to calculate the T/S the old fashioned way and i know software can do this these days.
Your Purebits looks very complex and that scares me, i dont mind paying for something if it does what i need it to without to much drama.
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