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What soundcard works for input with MPXtool?
Looks like my ESI-MAYA 44 don’t handle 192k input (works great with 192k on output).
The spectrum looks crazy when I have the use 192k
[attachment=1:289wg3yt]maya_1.jpg[/attachment:289wg3yt]Looks ok @ 48k, butthen I also get 48k recordings…
[attachment=0:289wg3yt]maya_2.jpg[/attachment:289wg3yt]Input L & R connected together and I feed with MPX audio from a FM Analyzator.
/Ken
Image 1 = Sound card doing very poor sample rate conversion of its 96k sampled signal to 192k requested by Breakaway.
Image 2 = MpxTool doing stereo encoding of the 48 kHz standard L/R signal received from the sound card. You can test and measure an audio processors L/R output this way, but you can not measure off-air! 🙂
Try the ESI Juli@. It supports 192k.
///Leif
[quote author=”Leif”]Image 1 = Sound card doing very poor sample rate conversion of its 96k sampled signal to 192k requested by Breakaway.
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OK, that was my guess also.I wold like to have an USB card, what do you think of this one: http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp … duct=15186
or maybe Native Intruments new "guitarr rig" http://www.native-instruments.com/newre … pAodkzsDog
Emu 0202 and 0404 USB both work fine!
Native Instruments Audio Kontrol 1, on the other hand, has too much tilt to be usable. I wouldn’t trust the guitar rig unless I had one to try for free.. Not when there’s known good ones like EMU 0202.
///Leif
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