i want to try to measure my speakers. ive got a tascam dr-05 handheld audio recorder. could i record my speakers playing a sweep and have some sort of software give me a frequency response chart from that? i also have the little dayton audio mic for tablets, the imm-6, if that would be easier or work better. never opened it. id prefer to not have to buy an app, but i could if its the best way. need simple and user friendly, dont have the patience for anything complicated.
Haven't you heard of Google Search?
Tablet programs are very limited, a second hand pc-computer with Windows 8/10 will cost the same and is much more versatile!
Free Programs for pc (and good) etc.
- RoomEQWizard REW - Room EQ Wizard Features and Screenshots
- Holmimpulse HOLM Acoustics
Tablet programs are very limited, a second hand pc-computer with Windows 8/10 will cost the same and is much more versatile!
Free Programs for pc (and good) etc.
- RoomEQWizard REW - Room EQ Wizard Features and Screenshots
- Holmimpulse HOLM Acoustics
REW is just fine and easy for just measuring and analyzing! It is not ideal for getting data for a simulator program, but I think that it is the most user-friendly for analyzing a speaker or room response eg. different placement of speaker/listener. It's Help feature is very good! Warmly recommended!
i was thinking about a mini dsp, but, i think rabbit hole sounds about right. i went ahead and got audio tools for my tablet. speakers seem to be +/- 5 db from 15k down to 40, where i listen to them, so im going to leave well enough alone. is there a program that will give me a graph from an audio file recording of a sine sweep?
From your listening position you are measuring both the speakers and the room.
Here are a couple of articles on the limitations of DSP, from REW and Elliott Sound Products
Why Can't I Fix All my Acoustic Problems with EQ?
Digital Signal Processing and Audio
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