SoundEasy compatible sound cards?

[unknownuser]

Is SoundEasy compatible with SB Audigy2? It sound like SoundEasy is some what tempermental when it comes to sound cards. It's not a big deal, since I have measurement software, but I would like to listen to the design before wasting time building them.


(Originally posted by: James Lee)

[chadg]

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SE will work with any sound card for the basic measurments of T/S, MLS, etc.

It is when you get into DF and DE that you need a card with more then on set of outputs (so you can drive more then one speaker driver) and it needs be MME-compliant. MME is some kind of windows multimedia extensions or something.

Check the Bodzio site for the list of compliant sound cards.

<A HREF="http://www.interdomain.net.au/~bodzio/">http://www.interdomain.net.au/~bodzio/</A>

PS i dont think anyone has mentioned this yet either. SE can program the Behringer DCX2496. So you can make a filter in the crossover CAD schematic editor and download it to your Behringer DCX2496. I have never done it. I just hear you can do it.

[douglockwood]

"i dont think anyone has mentioned this yet
> either. SE can program the Behringer
> DCX2496. So you can make a filter in the
> crossover CAD schematic editor and download
> it to your Behringer DCX2496. I have never
> done it. I just hear you can do it."

If you look closely at the manual, SE can not take a passive filter and convert it to the Berringer. It can take most of the Berringer functions, place it in a block on the schematic editor and predict the combined response.
Powerful, but not a substitution for the PC sound card for evaluating passive crossovers

[unknownuser]

(Originally posted by: James Lee)