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In Reply to: Need some input on soundcards. posted by jburtt on November 18, 2016 at 20:56:18:
Hi James
I´ve worked with Accurate in exactly the fashion you have in mind and I can clearly see your puzzle.
Let´s start with how you would like to output from your notebook :
I presume (and recommend) you transfer data (thats NOT analog sound !) from the USB connection.
You will therefore need a multi-channel AD/DA converter (called an interface) to hook up via USB.
It´s costly and less good to synchronise 3 separate stereo DACs and you cannot work with Accurate if you don´t have a recording facility either.
Once you´ve connected your multi-channel interface it all starts to make better sense.
Your selected audio player software should have a VST plug-in feature to host the Convolver that outputs the different channels (bass, mid & treble) to the Interface.
The VST-Convolver is a small add-on software in the playback engine to which the generated Acourate Filters are routed.
As multi-channel interfaces are not sold through normal HiFi shops, you will have to familiarise yourself with the brands and equipment in the professional studio outlets.
1.000 $ is a tight budget for a proper USB interface, so you might look into used stuff. RME, Lynx, Weiss, Antelope are Brands that appeal to many. Make sure it has ASIO drivers as Accurate requires this.
Kind regards
Leif
Berlin, Germany
Hysolid // Mytek Brooklyn // Spectron Musician III // Analysis Audio Omega
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