I use MacSpeakerz -- runs in Classic, but does an OK job. Not free thou. I also have a bunch of spreadsheets (in Trapeze) that is really what i use.
If i could figure out how to spare the time, i'd love to sit down and write a piece of OS X software ... i have some pretty good ideas floating around in my head.
dave
If i could figure out how to spare the time, i'd love to sit down and write a piece of OS X software ... i have some pretty good ideas floating around in my head.
dave
I wonder how hard it would be to port these programs to Mac and Linux platforms? Probably not all that hard. A Mac or Linux version of Audua's SpeakerWorkshop would be nice. The only thing I don't like about SpeakerWorkshop is that it makes you keep all your windows on its little workspace. I have dual monitors and I'd like to be able to drag the frequency response window onto my other monitor and make changes and see them instantly reflected. In fact, how about sliders you can drag to change things like box volume, crossover point, and individual component values? Planet10, if you can write one of these and keep the price reasonable ($20 would be fine) then I think there's lots of people who would snap it right up. I just got done learning to write programs in C for the UNIX command line interface but I don't have the skills yet to write a windows program with a GUI and all that.
haenisch said:
A few weeks back, Karoliina started a thread on exactly that topic. You can find it here and a followup here.
Hope this helps.
BTW, I'm also looking for a sim program that runs on OS X. I've got an old PC laptop that I would like to use only to program my amateur radios. Right now, I use it mainly for simulations as I'm not a big fan of running Virtual PC on my 400 MHz G4.
Go to www.diysubwoofers.org and roll your own...all the equations that are in most free software are there.
Brian has a simple spreadsheet called ported.xls that would probably run in Excel for apples....if anything would, it should.
Brian has a simple spreadsheet called ported.xls that would probably run in Excel for apples....if anything would, it should.
fireman said:
A few weeks back, Karoliina started a thread on exactly that topic. You can find it here and a followup here.
Hope this helps.
BTW, I'm also looking for a sim program that runs on OS X. I've got an old PC laptop that I would like to use only to program my amateur radios. Right now, I use it mainly for simulations as I'm not a big fan of running Virtual PC on my 400 MHz G4.
Hi,
As a matter of fact, I last time updated the program
yesterday. It doesn't do even 10% of what WinISD does
now and it is full of potential bugs and features that
are not yet implemented, but compiling the program to
Mac OS X shound't be a problem since the Qt / Mac Free
is freely available from http://www.trolltech.com and you can
try recompiling it. However, you need to compile also
the libxml. The libxml is very portable and should work
fine in the Mac OS X. You can download the libxml sources
from http://www.xmlsoft.org .
If someone would be willing to maintain
the Mac OS X port, feel free to join the project. The project
home page is currently here:
http://www.iti.fi/speakerdesigner
I yesterday peeked at the WinISD data files and it looks
like that it is very easy to write a conversion program which
allows you to convert driver files from WinISD to
the qtspeakerdesigner xml-form.
The latest binaries that can also be downloaded from
the page, also require the latest qwt library for drawing
the curves. Search the web to find it. The latest binaries
downloadable from the page, have been compiled
under Suse Linux 9.1 Professional and should be compatible
with similarly equipped Fedora Core 2+ and Mandake 10+ distributions.
Best Wishes,
Karoliina
--
Karoliina from the MSWindows-free zone
(All computers running Linux at home).
I've given FuzzMeasure its own thread....
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42308
dave
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=42308
dave
Hi rebojorge
Tray http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/[/URL]
WinISDbeta works for me / alpha also but on exit error error error
a lot of other programs can be installed in the same way, but not everything ...
have a nice day
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baudline signal analyzer - FFT spectrogram
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And other utility
Sound View, A Spectrum Analyzer & Spectrograph App for Mac OS X - Rare Works, LLC
plugin / audacity
SOUNDMAGIC SPECTRAL
Blue Cat's FreqAnalyst - Real Time Spectrum Analysis Plug-in (VST, Audio Unit, RTAS, AAX, DX) (Freeware)
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