Re: Is ROX dead?

In article <20141102190629.3a922a00@debian>, Abrolag
<[email protected]> wrote:
> On Sun, 02 Nov 2014 17:32:19 +0000 (GMT) Jim Lesurf
> <[email protected]> wrote:

> > 
> > At present I list (some of) them on my own webpages along with similar
> > RO programs.
>
> Yes! Please do.

> Ummm. Where is your website?

My main website these days is the audiomisc.co.uk one mentioned in my sig.
However the main software page is at

http://www.audiomisc.co.uk/software/index.html

This provides a mix of ROX and RO programs. Most are small utilties to
speed up simple repetitious tasks via drag-and-drop. Generally related to
audio. 

The most recent is a ROX audio recorder program. Makes it easier to do
precise sample-correct recordings without having to fire up an all-singing
program like Audacity. Others allow you to use the computer as a signal
generator and oscilloscope/FFT analyser for tests. These can work using
common sound input/output devices. (I tend to use USB audio devices as they
work nicely[1], but the programs will use the device you specify.)

I include the source code in case you need/want to rebuild or alter the
programs.

Hope they are of interest.

Jim

[1] FWIW I routinely use the ROX audio recorder with a Benchmark ADC1 (some
info on this at http://www.audiomisc.co.uk/HFN/ADC/HighQualityADCs.html)
and it gives pro studio quality results. The 'simple' program makes it
easier for me to ensure that the sample values aren't being tampered with
between ADC and file! :-) I use 96k/24. But with the PS Audio device (same
page) I was able to record 192k/24 and DSD/DXD.

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