Visual Room Mode Tool

[Ken Pachkowsky]

Some of you may find this an interesting tool.

http://www.hunecke.de/english/calcul...igenmodes.html

Grab this as well.

http://realtraps.com/test-cd.htm

It is enlightening....be carefull! My dog is in therapy...

Ken

[cvengr]

I can link to the site, read the instructions, but don;t see any program that follows. Was it different earlier?

[Earl K]

I can link to the site, read the instructions, but don;t see any program that follows. Was it different earlier?

- The calculator is there and working fine for me .
- I'd suggest you're just having a different "browsing experience" than the norm .

My first guess;

- The calculator may be a java applet. Check to make sure your current browser has its' "preferences" for all java related coding, turned on .

After java applets ?

- I grasp at straws at this stage.
- Maybe its' an interactive "Flash" or "Shockwave" thing / and you don't have the proper "plugin" for your browser.

[Ken Pachkowsky]

I can link to the site, read the instructions, but don;t see any program that follows. Was it different earlier?

Go to the first link and enter your room dimensions in the tables on that page. It will calculate the room modes and create a visual response to the listed mode frequency's.

The second link is a test cd with 10hz increments from 10-19; 20-29 etc up to 300hz. Also has a pink noise signal.

Run the test cd and verify the data that is presented on the first link and you should find it quite accurate. I can hardly wait to build a room around the system.

Ken

[Ken Pachkowsky]

I am sure you are correct about that. He needs Java Runtime Libraries installed.

Nice to see ya.

Ken

[Titanium Dome]

But us Yanks have to convert to metric. Why do we have to change? Why can't the rest of you change instead, and by the way, everybody should speak English.

[Bob Womack]

Thanks! Those were fun to play with!

Bob