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Does anybody know a Software equalizer that works with Audigy 2.
Could you be more specific? Like, what are you trying to get done with it?
If you want to equalize any audio sent to your soundcard there's one way that should work: Use an equalizer that is normally used for equalizing a soundcard's input in realtime and a virtual soundcard driver for redirecting audio in this way:
Before:
Audio streams created by any software -> Audigy 2 driver
After:
Audio streams created by any software -> Virtual soundcard driver (input) -> Virtual soundcard driver (output) -> Equalizer -> Audigy 2 driver
The only virtual soundcard driver I know that can probably do this is NTONYX Virtual Audio Cable. Maybe it's possible with TotalRecorder too. Equalizers that can probably do this I found with google: Graphic Equalizer Pro and Graphic Equalizer studio. In [url]Graphic Equlizer Pro FAQ[/url] I found this:
This is basically the same as I described above.
Probably there are easier and/or cheaper sollutions (e.g. using any audio player's eq for playing back audio files
). To use an audio player's eq for the virtual driver method the player would need a line-in like input (plugin) that can be configured to use a virtual device. I don't know any player capable of this. Anyone?
Before:
Audio streams created by any software -> Audigy 2 driver
After:
Audio streams created by any software -> Virtual soundcard driver (input) -> Virtual soundcard driver (output) -> Equalizer -> Audigy 2 driver
The only virtual soundcard driver I know that can probably do this is NTONYX Virtual Audio Cable. Maybe it's possible with TotalRecorder too. Equalizers that can probably do this I found with google: Graphic Equalizer Pro and Graphic Equalizer studio. In [url]Graphic Equlizer Pro FAQ[/url] I found this:
QUOTE
Q) Can I equalize the audio stream coming from other applications?
A) Graphic Equalizer Pro can equalize every input of full duplex sound cards but not the output of other applications. However using an external virtual driver (as virtual audio cable) this problem can be overcome. By this small program you can redirect the stream of an audio application to another.
A) Graphic Equalizer Pro can equalize every input of full duplex sound cards but not the output of other applications. However using an external virtual driver (as virtual audio cable) this problem can be overcome. By this small program you can redirect the stream of an audio application to another.
This is basically the same as I described above.
Probably there are easier and/or cheaper sollutions (e.g. using any audio player's eq for playing back audio files
). To use an audio player's eq for the virtual driver method the player would need a line-in like input (plugin) that can be configured to use a virtual device. I don't know any player capable of this. Anyone?
[QUOTE]Could you be more specific? Like, what are you trying to get done with it?
I have my soundcard connected to a Fisher equalizer and after that a preamp and to the amp.But the problem is that the equalizer produces extra noise,so I thougt
if I bypass the Eq and use one in the computer-I have tried using the one in foobar
and it worked fine but I want it to work on all sounds in the computer-Windows sounds,Winamp and Wavedit and more.
I have my soundcard connected to a Fisher equalizer and after that a preamp and to the amp.But the problem is that the equalizer produces extra noise,so I thougt
if I bypass the Eq and use one in the computer-I have tried using the one in foobar
and it worked fine but I want it to work on all sounds in the computer-Windows sounds,Winamp and Wavedit and more.
Maybe buy a new sound card and also bypass the preamp? I found it (in my particular case) to be a major source of noise & crosstalk.
I don't find any need for an eq on both of my systems (speakers and headphones).
If you connect the sound card directly to the power amp be very careful, as a Windows sound may blast through your speakers when you least wanted that. I wouldn't recommend that with the Audigy 2.
I don't find any need for an eq on both of my systems (speakers and headphones).
If you connect the sound card directly to the power amp be very careful, as a Windows sound may blast through your speakers when you least wanted that. I wouldn't recommend that with the Audigy 2.
I canŽt (Don`t want too)bypass my Preamp as it also is my headphone driver
with tubes,and it gives absolutely no noise.I get more noise from the Soundcard
(Computer)itself.Excuse my bad english.I could make a split at the input of the
preamp to the amp,but then the signal would be less.
with tubes,and it gives absolutely no noise.I get more noise from the Soundcard
(Computer)itself.Excuse my bad english.I could make a split at the input of the
preamp to the amp,but then the signal would be less.
QUOTE(ryssen @ Oct 27 2003, 10:11 AM)
I want it to work on all sounds in the computer-Windows sounds,Winamp and Wavedit and more.
This should work using the method I described in my 1st post.
you should get the KX drivers www.kxproject.com and use its 10band equalizer
Ok,IŽll try KX drivers thanks for the replies.
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