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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Italy
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Update to V1.1
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I'm working to add the pink noise function.
@ all.
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Hey !! Thanks a lot !!
Will download and test. Tante grazie !! |
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Have downloaded it, works like a charm.
Useful in more than way. Now, since you are asking for input, can you somehow add the possibility to add an extra function? I'd love to be able to set frequency sweeps within predetermined frequencies. Meaning: I'd need to set any of the classic 1/3 octave scale center frequencies and sweep ("warble") it up and down within a 1/3 octave range. Example: set it to 1000 Hz and have it sweep continuously up and down from 891 to 1122 Hz , and so on, as in: Frequency Limits for Octave Bands The warbling frequency should be adjustable between, say, 1 Hz to 10Hz or so. This enables the generator to be used as a very practical and fast speaker (or room) frequency response tracer, just this generator and an electret microphone into a preamp. Much more repeatable and precise than the classic pinknoise+1/3 octave filter, because the filter is not perfect, has "skirts" (it still is sensible to out of band frequencies), etc ; while sweeping a pure sinewave between precise limits can be trusted more. Don't know if this is achievable or turns your project upside down, but anyway I want to congratulate you on an *excellent* and very useful design. Thanks. |
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Interesting ....i will work on it
![]() Thanks ps are you ....SSG?
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