Soundblaster Live! 24-bit USB External Setup
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REW (SB Live! 24-bit external)
Hi,
I have a Creative 24 bit external soundcard but have been unable to calibrate it despite messing with all the various settings there was always some feedback. The only way I can get a normal looking curve was to use the internal card as output and the external card as input. This gave me a calibration curve similar to that for an internal card.
I then tried a sweep for the sub but it seems with limited success :scratch:
I've spent all day on this and achieving very little so far. Can anyone help?
Cheers.
Hi,
I have a Creative 24 bit external soundcard but have been unable to calibrate it despite messing with all the various settings there was always some feedback. The only way I can get a normal looking curve was to use the internal card as output and the external card as input. This gave me a calibration curve similar to that for an internal card.
I then tried a sweep for the sub but it seems with limited success :scratch:
I've spent all day on this and achieving very little so far. Can anyone help?
Cheers.
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Re: REW
You should be able to save the *.cal file just like it is from the Downloads page to a folder on your hard drive. Probably name a folder "REW" under your "My Documents" folder and save all your REW files there... such a *.mdat files, *.req files and your *.cal file. This keeps all your REW related files under one folder.
To load it... in that same thread (post #6) I referenced earlier we have diagram clip of loading the *.cal file... as brucek explains... it's a one step loading process.
You should be able to save the *.cal file just like it is from the Downloads page to a folder on your hard drive. Probably name a folder "REW" under your "My Documents" folder and save all your REW files there... such a *.mdat files, *.req files and your *.cal file. This keeps all your REW related files under one folder.
To load it... in that same thread (post #6) I referenced earlier we have diagram clip of loading the *.cal file... as brucek explains... it's a one step loading process.
If you don't get an answer in this thread... you might want to start a fresh thread... :T
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