Hi folks, just a quick and hopefully easy question: What tool is there for Linux/JACK to do measurements of audio interface performance, comparable to what RightMark Audio Analyzer does? I'd like to measure data as displayed on
http://av.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/20080728/44k.htm
(at best a comparable methodology since RMAA seems to be some kind of standard
for this).
Of course I can generate some sine waves & sweeps and write programs to compare
WAVs, but for sure there is some tool for GNU/Linux that has the procedure
automated already, right?
Another "of course": Of course, I'd like the computed spectral data not only
pictures but also as plain (ASCII) data, p.ex. to be able to subtract spectra
to determine what a microphone does on its own before entering a specific
preamp.
Alrighty then,
Thomas
PS: And if you have used that program already, I'd be interested in comparing
performance measurements of my low-grade stuff with your high-end gear;-)
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