tomas@inmic.se (Tomas Lundstrom) (04/08/91)
I'm posting this for a friend who has a net address but can't access this newsgroup. The question is: Is there such a thing as a loudspeaker design program for the Amiga ? (doesn't have to be super pro commercial quality, home spun is OK if it's adequate). (Actually, UN*X software would be even better, but I haven't managed to locate any so far...) Any references would be appreciated. His address is and@diab.se Replies can be sent to me or him. Thanks, Tomas PS. If somebody thinks this is the wrong group to ask, please let me know a better choice ! (I just grabbed something that looked promising...) -------------_----------------------------------------------------------------- Tomas Lundstrom NMP-CAD /^^^\_/^^^^> Swedish Institute of Microelectronics / (_____________ # # # P.O. Box 1084 | II | | _______________||||||| S-164 21 Kista \ o o ( # # # Tel. +46-8-7521126 \___/^\__> email tomas@nmpcad.se Rockus et rollare necesse est -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sdfusc@mac.cc.macalstr.edu (04/10/91)
In article <TOMAS.91Apr8144728@basi.inmic.se>, tomas@inmic.se (Tomas Lundstrom) writes: > > I'm posting this for a friend who has a net address but can't access > this newsgroup. > > The question is: Is there such a thing as a loudspeaker design program > for the Amiga ? (doesn't have to be super pro commercial quality, > home spun is OK if it's adequate). (Actually, UN*X software would be > even better, but I haven't managed to locate any so far...) > > Any references would be appreciated. > > His address is and@diab.se > Replies can be sent to me or him. > > Thanks, > Tomas > > PS. If somebody thinks this is the wrong group to ask, please let me > know a better choice ! (I just grabbed something that looked promising...) > > -------------_----------------------------------------------------------------- > Tomas Lundstrom > NMP-CAD /^^^\_/^^^^> > Swedish Institute of Microelectronics / (_____________ # # # > P.O. Box 1084 | II | | _______________||||||| > S-164 21 Kista \ o o ( # # # > Tel. +46-8-7521126 \___/^\__> > email tomas@nmpcad.se Rockus et rollare necesse est > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There is a very good speaker design package from Dissidents Software here in the United States. It is called Speaker Sim. The following is a message from one of the authors I received on a local BBS; all prices are in US currency: > 91Mar20 10:14 pm from Jim Fiore @ The Mansion _ NY > > Douglas Fusco: > > I will send you some info, but in the meantime here's the basics: > dissidents > 730 Dawes Avenue > Utica, NY 13502 > (315) 797-0343 > > SpeakerSim (loudspeaker CAD)........................$112 MSRP > MIDI Sample Wrench (16 bit sound editor)............$279 MSRP > disED (text editor hand crafted in 100% assembly)....$25 MSRP > > Our update policy is very liberal. > > Please contact us for ordering info. (We are the distributor). Thanks. This should help you out. If you need more info send e-mail
taak9@CCVAX.IASTATE.EDU (Steve Sheldon) (04/11/91)
In article <1991Apr9.233928.143@mac.cc.macalstr.edu>, sdfusc@mac.cc.macalstr.edu writes: >In article <TOMAS.91Apr8144728@basi.inmic.se>, tomas@inmic.se (Tomas Lundstrom) writes: >> The question is: Is there such a thing as a loudspeaker design program >> for the Amiga ? (doesn't have to be super pro commercial quality, >> home spun is OK if it's adequate). (Actually, UN*X software would be >> even better, but I haven't managed to locate any so far...) >> >> Any references would be appreciated. >> >> His address is and@diab.se >> Replies can be sent to me or him. > > There is a very good speaker design package from Dissidents Software >here in the United States. It is called Speaker Sim. > > The following is a message from one of the authors I received on >a local BBS; all prices are in US currency: > >> 91Mar20 10:14 pm from Jim Fiore @ The Mansion _ NY >> >> Douglas Fusco: >> >> I will send you some info, but in the meantime here's the basics: >> dissidents >> 730 Dawes Avenue >> Utica, NY 13502 >> (315) 797-0343 >> >> SpeakerSim (loudspeaker CAD)........................$112 MSRP >> MIDI Sample Wrench (16 bit sound editor)............$279 MSRP >> disED (text editor hand crafted in 100% assembly)....$25 MSRP >> >> Our update policy is very liberal. >> >> Please contact us for ordering info. (We are the distributor). Thanks. > >This should help you out. If you need more info send e-mail I would like to point out that there is a demo of this product(SpeakerSim) on one of the Fred Fish disks. I'd try out the demo before spending $112(US) on this. It's not bad, but it's unfortunate that better software is available on the IBM as shareware(not to mention cheaper). I am currently working on my own software for LoudSpeaker Design. But it is nowhere near completion. Steve Sheldon TAAK9@ccvax.iastate.edu
pk@wet.UUCP (Philip King) (04/11/91)
In article <TOMAS.91Apr8144728@basi.inmic.se> tomas@inmic.se (Tomas Lundstrom) writes: > >The question is: Is there such a thing as a loudspeaker design program >for the Amiga ? (doesn't have to be super pro commercial quality, >Tomas > >-------------_----------------------------------------------------------------- >Tomas Lundstrom >NMP-CAD /^^^\_/^^^^> >Swedish Institute of Microelectronics / (_____________ # # # >P.O. Box 1084 | II | | _______________||||||| >S-164 21 Kista \ o o ( # # # >Tel. +46-8-7521126 \___/^\__> >email tomas@nmpcad.se Rockus et rollare necesse est >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A program originally called 'SpeakerCalc' and now called 'SpeakerTools' is available through shareware, written by Sylvain Duford. I believe I got my copy on compuserve. It will calculate box size and port size for a vented box, as well as box size for a closed box. It allows you to design to a specific Q, or input sizes and see what the results will give, given the parameters of your driver. The original version also had a crossover value calculator, but he may have left it out of the latest version. Hope this helps. Philip pk@wet.uucp cca.ucsf.edu!wet!pk