[KeithR]

What do folks here think of Audiotools?

I was playing around with it and took the following RTA.  I was thinking of trying the RT60 plug in as well.

[bpape]

I've not played with it so can't really say.  In terms of RT60, that's not really a valid measurement for small space acoustics.  You can certainly try to extrapolate from it down to T20 or T30 pending your preference though.

Bryan

[Ethan Winer]

Proper room measuring software offers much more resolution for low frequency response than 1/3 octave, and also shows ringing and early reflections. This software is free, and is highly recommended:

Room EQ Wizard

--Ethan

[KeithR]

Ethan- they are not limited by 1/3.  You just have to purchase an inexpensive add-on for FFT I believe.  They also have ETC, etc and there is a new SMAART tools package that has a bunch of new stuff (which is too complicated for me I'm sure)

The nice thing here is you don't have to go out and purchase a mike, boom, outboard soundcard, computer, laptop, etc.  iPads are the new laptops for most people these days.

I saw Kevin Voecks was using this same software at CES for room setup, which I found interesting. 

[Ethan Winer]

It wasn't clear from your post or the screen cap that this is an iPad app.

--Ethan

[bpape]

I certainly wouldn't trust that sort of built in mic to do any sort of accurate measurements, especially in the low end.

Bryan

[TomS]

If you need serious measurement or want to use calibrated mic they have this interface. Though pricey it is a very powerful suite http://www.studiosixdigital.com/iaudiointerface2/.

[KeithR]

Cool.  I'll probably dload the extra app and post up a graph for you guys to tell me how bad my room is (even though with treatment)

KR