I checked the windows security section. The microphone is enabled. May I ask what application did you use for recording? By using standard audio interface,
Audacity, REW and Arta will not record.
Never thought about that. Isn't the RTX an UAC2 compliant device? I will try, thanks.
I'd be surprised if the native UAC2 driver in Windows doesn't record, but USB specs are always overcomplicated and so I am sure it could be incompatible with XMOS devices at the moment.
I have read elsewhere that the UAC 2 implementation by Microsoft doesn't support record. I had to reinstall the RTX driver after the 1803 upgrade for anything to work. All a PITA.
It seems like it should support it:
USB Audio 2.0 Drivers - Windows drivers | Microsoft Docs
I would not be shocked if it is broken or buggy though.
USB Audio 2.0 Drivers - Windows drivers | Microsoft Docs
I would not be shocked if it is broken or buggy though.
By taking Demian's suggestion, the latest driver is installed (so is the firmware). I can use my USB DAC as output device now! The frequency response measurement was done successfully. Thank you! However, here comes the new problem. The RTX's ouput won't work anymore, only the input. That means I won't be able to do loopback test with "Java" drivers. Very strange.
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For reasons that do not make sense several restarts may be needed to get the driver to work right. I think its some "unhappy" cooperation between the native Windows driver and the RTX driver.
RTX6001 doesn't work with Digilent WaveForms
Digilent has a nice software for free: WaveForms.
WaveForms was originally made to work with Analog Discovery. Using a soundcard is also supported.
WaveForms works nicely with eg. Lynx L22.
While RTX6001 works fine with software like Arta, AudioTester, SpectraPlus, REW, it doesn't work with WaveForms.
Would be just great to have this option, too.
Any chance?
Ulli
Digilent has a nice software for free: WaveForms.
WaveForms was originally made to work with Analog Discovery. Using a soundcard is also supported.
WaveForms works nicely with eg. Lynx L22.
While RTX6001 works fine with software like Arta, AudioTester, SpectraPlus, REW, it doesn't work with WaveForms.
Would be just great to have this option, too.
Any chance?
Ulli
It isn't problem of RTX but it is problem of WaveForms.
What driver have you setup on WaveForms?
Do you tried the asio4all?
What driver have you setup on WaveForms?
Do you tried the asio4all?
WaveForms seems to use a standard windows audio device.
See analog-discovery-digilent-post5640700.html
asio4all would be an option when an ASIO interface is addressed. Issues caused by Windows would most likely remain.
See analog-discovery-digilent-post5640700.html
asio4all would be an option when an ASIO interface is addressed. Issues caused by Windows would most likely remain.
I think RTX is selling it as a regular product. I'd be interested in a second group buy though... I hate myself for not taking the opportunity to buy two of those in the group buy.
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I don't think there are plans for a new group buy as the instrument is now commercially available. What would Jens and RTX have to benefit from doing another run at production cost?
I find it more constructive to investigate what 'upgrades' can be done to the instruments as it is to understand its full potential (and limits). Only major findings in this direction would justify a new version, and possibly a second test run of instruments for the diyAudio community🙂
I find it more constructive to investigate what 'upgrades' can be done to the instruments as it is to understand its full potential (and limits). Only major findings in this direction would justify a new version, and possibly a second test run of instruments for the diyAudio community🙂
Lots of reasons really, one being to quickly move the remaining stock while accumulating funds for the production run of the next version. Another being to easily get more units out into hands of techs like myself who missed the initial group buy in hopes of becoming more competitive in the market. These are not very well known yet outside of this website, as I polled many studio techs local to Los Angeles for advise on audio analyzers and not one mentioned RTX. I found this through lots of research in hopes of one day building my own similar product before I stumbled upon this thread. However I can only find the group buy price, and judging by that I would be looking at a used Portable One or Neutrik A2 for around the same cost as MSRP, but much more recognizable brand.
TL;DR I can't afford full price, if a new group buy surfaces, or anyone wants to sell theirs, then YO!