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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel McAllister" data-source="post: 115527" data-attributes="member: 2431">Re: X32 Pink Noise and RTA loop-backHi Simon,I posted exactly the same comment when I took a brief look at the RTA feature the other day. One issue is that it&#039;s seemingly sampling the data too quickly - it could do with the option to average it over a short period. Another is that (when I tried it at least!) there&#039;s a definite upwards curve in dB higher up the frequency spectrum for some reason. I did mean to put a pink noise WAV file on a USB stick and try that, but I&#039;ve not had a chance yet. Also, if you route the oscillator to Main L, for some reason the RTA shows the peaks around 5dB higher than if you route it to Bus 1 (with everything set to unity gain obviously). Just a curiosity more than anything!In the interests of refinement for the final release of V2 - on the rotary encoder for the fader volume for Main L/R (which I doubt ever gets used, but even so!)... it&#039;s so precise that you can select between -0.0 and +0.0!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel McAllister, post: 115527, member: 2431"] Re: X32 Pink Noise and RTA loop-back Hi Simon, I posted exactly the same comment when I took a brief look at the RTA feature the other day. One issue is that it's seemingly sampling the data too quickly - it could do with the option to average it over a short period. Another is that (when I tried it at least!) there's a definite upwards curve in dB higher up the frequency spectrum for some reason. I did mean to put a pink noise WAV file on a USB stick and try that, but I've not had a chance yet. Also, if you route the oscillator to Main L, for some reason the RTA shows the peaks around 5dB higher than if you route it to Bus 1 (with everything set to unity gain obviously). Just a curiosity more than anything! In the interests of refinement for the final release of V2 - on the rotary encoder for the fader volume for Main L/R (which I doubt ever gets used, but even so!)... it's so precise that you can select between -0.0 and +0.0! [/QUOTE]

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