Recent content by dlr

I have no experience with this, but got curious about it. The Behringer site for this one has a comment similar to yours with a recommendation to use an older driver (very old). A second one says to use ASIO4ALL. I use that for special cases. FlexASIO GUI makes it easier to set up. Worth looking...

It's probably not worth persuing. As you pointed out and I had been aware, for a saved measurement it's available in the SPL & Phase panel. The only issue is a fresh measurement that hasn't been saved. I'm often making a number of different measurements without saving. At times I've clicked on...

Thanks, John. I was aware of the saved RTA data distortion display, but I like being able to see an overlay of a previous measurement on the current one in the RTA without needing to make it "current" in the main window and then puling up the Overlay window to compare. At times I make a series...

I noticed that when the RTA window is open (this after a measurement displayed) that if a measurement that's in the main window is clicked then that measurement is displayed in the RTA window. It had disappeared when I clicked the "Stepped sine" button, but then cancelled. Clicking a main window...

When exporting a graph there is an option to display text below/on/above the graph. Some HTML commands are allowed, such as <BR> that I've tried using. I prefer to display on the graph most often. The preview always displays properly, but if <BR> is used it doesn't always display correctly. It...

This is a bit off-topic, but would you please explain why the RTA is more sensitive than a sweep? I would have thought the converse.

I had some issues with FlexASIO as well. Eventually I found FlexASIO_GUI at github that provides a better user interface to modifying FlexASIO.toml. My one complaint that I noted there is that when it starts, it doesn't read the toml file, the options are always the default. I found that if...

I installed the other 1010LT I have. It works as expected. Running a cal results in +0/-0.5 20-20kHz. The first card balanced input definitely was the problem. The same balanced I/O channels are used for microphone or line input that require card jumpers changed if they are to be used for line...

Caps were my first thought, I hadn't considered solder joints. I'll have to check them all.

More process of elimination. The 1010LT has no balanced output, so I made an RCA-to-Balanced connection since I knew that the 1010LT unbalanced calibration was fine. This allowed me to test whether or not the USB link was a problem. To my surprise, the result was what one would expect. The...

The github repository for PortAudio has useful information, it only for making it more clear the differences in Wasapi and WDM-KS. So Wasapi is considered high-level API. This is then why I was able to insert Eq-APO into the Wasapi path. Also found another interesting comment in the MusicBee...

I had considered that, will look into it some, but given that with proper settings that the Wasapi exclusive now works and produces the same result as WDM-KS I wouldn't expect to see anything different. It's not as if WDM-KS produces expected results and Wasapi does not. Neither one of them...

I understand your confusion. That control panel is the old one. I think it used the drivers for Win98 and maybe worked in Windows 7, I recall seeing that one. However, the (partial) one I showed in the attachment in Post #34 is the current one that is in Windows 10. I had planned to use an old...

What setup screen shots are referring to that I haven't posted? I just supplied what you initially requested in post 16. I just ran a calibration in REW at 88 and 96kHz using the Delta ASIO drivers. Regardless of whether or not the 1010LT driver supports exclusive mode only at 44.1k what I just...

I turned on logging in REW and FlexASIO and examined the logs as well. At first the discrepancy in sample rate was apparent. But this only prevented the Wasapi driver from working after it failed in REW, ASIO still worked in other software. After the fix I mentioned above that still does not...