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Is there a Windows-equivalent of the Sonic Studio Amarra? This product combines EQ measurement and an outboard sound subsystem, although it appears to be Apple only.
Ideally, I could plug a microphone into an XLR socket of my existing M-Audio FW 410 preamp/DAC (connected to an HP HDX laptop via Fire Wire) and the software would make the room acoustics measurements, and then apply appropriate equalization settings to the digital bit stream on its way from the PC out to the FW 410.
My application is strictly two channel audio, with the FW analog outputs driving a pair of self-powered KRK Rokit 8 speakers.
From my initial look at the REW material, it seems to be primarily addressing internal sound boards, although the REW may be doing exactly what I'm looking for.
So, a little guidance from more experienced people will be most appreciate
Nicholas Bedworth, CTO
DigitalDirect Development Corporation
Ideally, I could plug a microphone into an XLR socket of my existing M-Audio FW 410 preamp/DAC (connected to an HP HDX laptop via Fire Wire) and the software would make the room acoustics measurements, and then apply appropriate equalization settings to the digital bit stream on its way from the PC out to the FW 410.
My application is strictly two channel audio, with the FW analog outputs driving a pair of self-powered KRK Rokit 8 speakers.
From my initial look at the REW material, it seems to be primarily addressing internal sound boards, although the REW may be doing exactly what I'm looking for.
So, a little guidance from more experienced people will be most appreciate
Nicholas Bedworth, CTO
DigitalDirect Development Corporation