FFT style visuals [message #463] |
Sun, 23 May 2004 00:06 |
Mike.e
Messages: 471 Registered: May 2009
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Hi all,i do these 2 things Winamp5 'sexy scrolling print' which gives the above graphics and cooledit2000s realtime FFT which can do 4096sample size in realtime my mate has a projector so its real impressive on that :-)
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Re: FFT style visuals [message #477 is a reply to message #470] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 07:47 |
Mike.e
Messages: 471 Registered: May 2009
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its nice relating what you hear,to what your eyes :-D When i can,with my SPL meter i plan on using cooledit to record sinewaves from RS meter,see how distorted they are at various volumes, Btw im hoping to put the JBL in the car tomorow for some fun with some drum n bass. If i do il take a pic :-) btw i hate audiophile forums :P
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Re: FFT style visuals [message #483 is a reply to message #479] |
Wed, 26 May 2004 03:35 |
Mike.e
Messages: 471 Registered: May 2009
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whenever im down i go to that page ,its just so funny :-) $300 connector sets for speakers $100+ per foot for 6ga speaker "wire" Stones, that enhance sonic purity when placed on top of the cabinet $500, 4 gauge power (mains) cables for the ultimate sounding 9 watt triode amp - (nobody told them the power transformer was wound with 26 gauge) electrolytic filter caps with new label material and ink for the printing on the label, that doesn't "interfere" with strong magnetic field surrounding the cap :-P
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