Pocket RTA

ChrisR1983 · 12th January 2010, 01:12 PM

Hi All

Has anyone used the program Pocket RTA for the iPhone?

I'd be interested to find out about anyone who has used this and also tested their speakers with a properly calibrated test solution.

The software isn't cheap so would like to hear peoples opinions before I shell out

Thanks

jrenkin · 28th January 2010, 08:54 PM

I have played with it, but not compared it to anything that I know is accurate.
It is a little confusing to use, not terribly flexible, but worked well enough for me to adjust a digital equalizer to flatten some of my room distortion. Sounds a lot better, which is what matters to me, but would make a perfectionist (or rabid audiophile) cringe.

TheSeekerr · 28th January 2010, 09:57 PM

I've used RTA from Studio Six Digital - it's very useful for live sound, and the calibration seems pretty good compared to a cheap dB meter.

You might also want to check out FFT from the same company, since it can give you more detail than than the band-filtered view of RTA.

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ChrisR1983 diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2009	Pocket RTA Hi All Has anyone used the program Pocket RTA for the iPhone? I'd be interested to find out about anyone who has used this and also tested their speakers with a properly calibrated test solution. The software isn't cheap so would like to hear peoples opinions before I shell out Thanks __________________ Chris R -------

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28th January 2010, 08:54 PM	#2
jrenkin diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Denver, Colorado	I have played with it, but not compared it to anything that I know is accurate. It is a little confusing to use, not terribly flexible, but worked well enough for me to adjust a digital equalizer to flatten some of my room distortion. Sounds a lot better, which is what matters to me, but would make a perfectionist (or rabid audiophile) cringe.

28th January 2010, 09:57 PM	#3
TheSeekerr diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2008	I've used RTA from Studio Six Digital - it's very useful for live sound, and the calibration seems pretty good compared to a cheap dB meter. You might also want to check out FFT from the same company, since it can give you more detail than than the band-filtered view of RTA.