Nyal Mellor;637594 Wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am the US distributor of XTZ Room Analyzer. I've been working on
putting up educational material on the different measurements on my
website in the Acoustics University section.
I'm also writing a white paper with another acoustician, Jeff
darrenyeats;637602 Wrote:
Yes. Of course, damping the space with bass treatments will have a
different effect to bass EQ. Each approach will have some effect both
in time and frequency response but not an equivalent effect.
Darren
Precisely ( I know you know this). I was just reminding
These sorts of tools distinguish themselves by identifying time-based
issues e.g. RT60 and waterfall. Actually these are the issues I am
addressing first (for slightly intuitive reasons) rather than frequency
response. (And as an extra I hope FR will get better anyway when the
time-based issues
darrenyeats;637536 Wrote:
These sorts of tools distinguish themselves by identifying time-based
issues e.g. RT60 and waterfall. Actually these are the issues I am
addressing first (for slightly intuitive reasons) rather than frequency
response. (And as an extra I hope FR will get better
Hi everyone,
I am the US distributor of XTZ Room Analyzer. I've been working on
putting up educational material on the different measurements on my
website in the Acoustics University section.
I'm also writing a white paper with another acoustician, Jeff Hedback,
on the acoustic measurement
Phil Leigh;637539 Wrote:
Darren, You can't address time and frequency separately..they are
intrinsically inter-linked! :-)
Yes. Of course, damping the space with bass treatments will have a
different effect to bass EQ. Each approach will have some effect both
in time and frequency response but
tank121;637470 Wrote:
Anyone used this ?
Any good ?
If it is, does anyone own it and live close to Poynton Cheshire ?
I'm skint following my room conversion!
I use it. It has been very useful figuring out the main problems I need
to address in terms of acoustics. For me, the next
You local to me Cheshire.
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tank121;637474 Wrote:
You local to me Cheshire.
Sadly not. However, you can pick it up for about 150 pounds. That
includes the software and hardware.
Darren
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darrenyeats
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/richpub/listmania/byauthor/A3H57URKQB8AQO/ref=cm_pdp_content_listmania/203-7606506-5721503.
you don't need this stuff. Is the room finished yet?
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
Touch(wired/XP) - Audiolense 3.3/2.0+INGUZ DRC - MF M1 DAC - Linn 5103
- full Aktiv 5.1 system (6x LK140's,
tank121;637470 Wrote:
Anyone used this ?
Any good ?
If it is, does anyone own it and live close to Poynton Cheshire ?
I'm skint following my room conversion!
For me the XTC Room Analyzer consists of my copy (CD or vinyl) of XTC's
fantastic English Settlement album. The best tracks for
It's actually the *XTZ* Room Analyzer, and IMHO, a wonderful tool.
However, I'm still learning how to interpret all the graphs (especially
the full range room response with RT60 calculations). It may not be as
sophisticated as some other room analyzer software, but for an
all-in-one-box
I use one , it has a great feature for me in that it suggests parametric
filters I can implement to tighten up bass response in my room. I use a
very good parametric equaliser (z-sys Rdp-1) in my system.
IF you really want to do cheap but very effective sub 500hz room
correction and want a
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