Any good software based audio frequency signal generators out there ...... on the 'net' ? tq.
Virtual audio signal generators ?
Jul 06, 2005
5 Replies
RMAA is ok
martin
Mediamaster, Inc. in Brentwood, TN sells a great (I have a copy) audio generator package. Plagiarizing their ad on Ebay, "Audio Quciktest (AQT) turns your Windows PC or Laptop into a useful audio system setup and test device complete with push-n-lock selectable sine wave test tones, pink noise, white noise, Octave bursts,channel checks, phase tests and "dry" instrument samples ----".
You can buy directly from the mfr, but you'll get a much better price on Ebay. See a current listing at
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Cheers!!!!!
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Dave M
Never take a laxative and a sleeping pill at the same time!!
You can download SweepGen at
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It is free and works well. You can enter fixed frequency or do sweeps, white noise. Also you can tune it with a slider, as you would rock the dial on an old fashioned generator.
The main drawback is that you vary the output level in 1 db steps - nothing finer.
I have used the source code for this as a start for a project of my own, and I can say that it is a properly done DDS generator of very low distortion, and in that respect will be as good as the commercial offerings.
Roger Lascelles
Good Advise Doc !
Care to share? Show me yours and I'll show you mine ..... or rather ...... Give me yours and I'll give you mine...... :-) /racer007
RightMark Audio Analizer maybe?
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