Testing frequency curve variations among software

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Re: Testing frequency curve variations among software

Post by ryan_570 »

Martin Walker wrote: Sun Oct 10, 2021 4:28 pm Good idea!

The Rightmark Audio Analyser (RMAA) peforms a simlar function via a loopback cable:

https://audio.rightmark.org/

Martin

This looks awesome, thank you. Sadly my Line in/out is just a single input.
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Re: Testing frequency curve variations among software

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Your problem may well be solved by you buying and using an inexpensive USB audio interface, Behringer make some extremely cheap ones and a simple two channel one is well under £20. If you intend to do anything more than playback of pre-recorded tracks something like this https://www.thomann.de/gb/behringer_u_p ... c202hd.htm would be a better choice.
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