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From: tmurphy%peruvian@hellgate.utah.edu (Thomas Murphy)
Newsgroups: rec.audio.high-end
Subject: pc audio programs archive
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Date: 14 Jun 91 12:46:23 GMT
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Greetings Fellow Golden Ears,

	I have just setup with the help of our illustrious moderator's help
a anon archive of pc programs for audio.  There are currently four programs
available.  Snell.zip contains a speaker placement program developed by 
Snell.  It takes room measurements and calculates resonant modes in the room
and give you back a listing of best, good, and better locations for your
speakers.  Placement.zip is a similar idea only from Allison and spreadsheet
based.  It is a lotus spreadsheet and I personally haven't been too succesful
with it though I haven't tried it with Lotus itself, just quattro and excel.
Boxdesin.zip is another spreadsheet (I have been able to get results on 
several spreadsheets with) that does enclosure/frequency response calcs.
It does 2 and 4th order enclosures and is quite nice.  Loudsp.zip is also
a design program. It is standalone and does a bit more like crossover
design (2nd order passive). It requires a color monitor.  All of these
programs were obtained from Compuserve and are public-domain.  You can
get them by anon ftp from csd4.csd.uwm.edu in the high-audio/Software
directory.  I hope you find them useful and that we can build a nice 
little library.

      murph


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