software for measurement?

[Pano]

Both do. Best thing is to download them and start using them. Very good software. You'll learn most from actually working with them.

[aeronautical]

Thanks guys...I downloaded and installed ARTA

[dumptruck]

Originally Posted by Keriwena

They both produce the same graphs. I prefer REW just because you can deal with more than three curves at once in the "Overlays" window, and turn them on and off to simply the display. This comes in handy for making comparisons, and pulling up older things you did to see if things are really improving.

ARTA has unlimited overlays, or at least I've never managed to max them out.

Originally Posted by aeronautical

Does either produce a test signal to input into the test subject, thereby a source to measure?

Most of the magic of these programs would not be possible if they didn't .

[aeronautical]

trying to navigate through the software

there was a number of software items that came on a the drivers CD that came with the behringer mixer.

Anyone know what VST is and if it has any application for measuring audio?

Looks to me like a whole bunch of effects for using the mixer as wel, a mixer for recording audio tracks

[Pano]

I don't think you'll be using VST plugins for any normal measuring.

[benb]

Originally Posted by aeronautical

trying to navigate through the software

there was a number of software items that came on a the drivers CD that came with the behringer mixer.

Anyone know what VST is and if it has any application for measuring audio?

Looks to me like a whole bunch of effects for using the mixer as wel, a mixer for recording audio tracks

VST is a standard for "plug ins," effectively modular software, used with audio recording software such as Audacity. They do things like EQ and reverb, stuff you probably won't use for measurement.

[aeronautical]

as always...thank you, Gentlemen!