[LazyH]

Hey, I'm beginning to make/mod my own headphones but I would like a method of testing besides just my own two ears, I've used audacity to give a simple representation of a frequency response graph for a set of speakers, but I would like  some kind of software to give a bit better representation of the sound coming from my headphones. I'm using my own diy set up of microphones on a jig plugged right to the input jack of my computer, not the highest quality of sound but should give me a basic representation of what I need to know. I just need some software to process things like distortion or a csd waterfall graph. Cheaper software/freeware would be better but I'm interested in anything that could help me with the systems I'm working on. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[cel4145]

Are you using calibrated mics? Otherwise, your measurements are likely off.

Use REW room acoustics software. Free to use.

http://www.hometheatershack.com/roomeq/

The community there can tell you everything you need in terms of accurate equipment for measuring speakers. Not sure about headphones, though

 

[LazyH]

Are you using calibrated mics? Otherwise, your measurements are likely off.

Use REW room acoustics software. Free to use.

http://www.hometheatershack.com/roomeq/

The community there can tell you everything you need in terms of accurate equipment for measuring speakers. Not sure about headphones, though

 
AWESOME!! Thanks a lot!