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Author Topic: What to carry in the tool case when doing sound checks and setups.. Luciano Brigite Master Film Handler Posts: 277 From: Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil Registered: Jan 2002 posted 09-14-2004 03:38 PM                     PC-RTAjr is a computer-based RTA, however it requires a proprietary(?) board to be installed in the comp, and the rest is done by the software. The only other program I know of that'd do it is winscope,but don't know how accurate it is and how it really works. I played with it for a few hours once just for the fun of it and with the sound board I was using at the time it showed low sensibility (sp?) and didn't respond well to some mids and high frequencies.It may have performed that way because I was using a std. mic and not the ones for RTA. I think the program is available somewhere in the manuals section  |  IP: Logged Ferdinando Innocenti Film Handler Posts: 79 From: Genova / Italy Registered: Jun 2004 posted 09-15-2004 12:15 AM                     Paul, there is no free RTA, but if you want to test your rooms, you can download SpectraLab, for example, with a 30 days licence and all the features working. But, Luciano is right, you must have a flat balanced mic and a good audio board. Ciao Nando  |  IP: Logged

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