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I just made a capture for the first time on Tonocracy and I have to say they totally nailed the interface calibration, they made it as easy as it can be made, and the measurement corresponds perfectly to the ones I did last year on my fm9's input 1 (17.5 dBu).
Excellent work @atomicamps
But there are a couple small things that could be improved imho:
1. You can't type voltage readings higher than 1V and that's a problem on my fm9 cuz it outputs higher voltages with the test tone Tonocracy sends out. Bump this limit to 1.5 or 2 please.
EDIT: I know tonocracy suggests to set the output volume so to read a voltage between 0.48 and 0.52 on the DMM, but doing so results in a wrong dBu value for that output (much lower in my case), even though it doesn't impact the other 2 calibrations.
2. The dBu adjustment in the input block in Tonocracy throws off NAM captures that were already made for my specific dBu level.
I know NAM models don't have any metadata for this, but maybe a trim can be added in the NAM loader block to compensate without altering the value on the input block?
PS: @James Freeman i think you should add a mention to Tonocracy in the OP cuz that's probably the easiest way to do the measurement at this point.
Excellent work @atomicamps
But there are a couple small things that could be improved imho:
1. You can't type voltage readings higher than 1V and that's a problem on my fm9 cuz it outputs higher voltages with the test tone Tonocracy sends out. Bump this limit to 1.5 or 2 please.
EDIT: I know tonocracy suggests to set the output volume so to read a voltage between 0.48 and 0.52 on the DMM, but doing so results in a wrong dBu value for that output (much lower in my case), even though it doesn't impact the other 2 calibrations.
2. The dBu adjustment in the input block in Tonocracy throws off NAM captures that were already made for my specific dBu level.
I know NAM models don't have any metadata for this, but maybe a trim can be added in the NAM loader block to compensate without altering the value on the input block?
PS: @James Freeman i think you should add a mention to Tonocracy in the OP cuz that's probably the easiest way to do the measurement at this point.
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