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<blockquote data-quote="Curtis H List (Too Tall)" data-source="post: 23587" data-attributes="member: 160">Re: A Windows 7 Measurement RigI suggest that when you save the measurement you save it as an Impulse Response if possible.Allows you to set different gate points before running an FFT.I do not know if Smaart or ARTA will do this post process. ARTA might.I have found win7 faster then VISTA and more &quot;Bug Free&quot;.The interesting part is I have had huge problems with audio on the newer OS. winXp has mostly worked. VISTA has been horrible. Make it twice as bad if you use a laptop vs. desktop.Anything that is part of Blue Tooth just kills a Pro level soundcard. (RME, MOTU).I finally went to dual boot so I have a winXP OS available that is stripped to the bone.Researching this if you have a studio they suggest you use win2000! Less garbage, less latency issues.That said going through Apple OS seems to have made you immune. Of course none of my programs will run on Apple OS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Curtis H List (Too Tall), post: 23587, member: 160"] Re: A Windows 7 Measurement Rig I suggest that when you save the measurement you save it as an Impulse Response if possible. Allows you to set different gate points before running an FFT. I do not know if Smaart or ARTA will do this post process. ARTA might. I have found win7 faster then VISTA and more "Bug Free". The interesting part is I have had huge problems with audio on the newer OS. winXp has mostly worked. VISTA has been horrible. Make it twice as bad if you use a laptop vs. desktop. Anything that is part of Blue Tooth just kills a Pro level soundcard. (RME, MOTU). I finally went to dual boot so I have a winXP OS available that is stripped to the bone. Researching this if you have a studio they suggest you use win2000! Less garbage, less latency issues. That said going through Apple OS seems to have made you immune. Of course none of my programs will run on Apple OS. [/QUOTE]

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