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    Max Timber | # 1 | 2008-08-20, 06:20 | Report

    I'm looking for a few audio toys for the n810. I'd like to get a RTA/spectrum anlyzer, a DB meter, and a tone generator.

    Thanks

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    kenski | # 2 | 2008-08-25, 10:04 | Report

    My thoughts exactly! I know that I am not using my n810 to its fullest, but with some apps like these.... Hmm, I know I'd get to be everyones friend around here with thier boombox cars!! LOL

    Not to mention also, Sure would compliment my huge rolling media center!!!

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    Twyst | # 3 | 2008-08-30, 17:29 | Report

    Bump. I want a spectrum analyzer also.

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    st5150 | # 4 | 2008-08-30, 20:40 | Report

    A DTMF tone generator would be sweet. BlueBoxing

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    Starcruiser1229 | # 5 | 2008-08-31, 04:44 | Report

    I would also use apps like these. I actually have Tuner installed, even though I don't have any instruments to tune, just because I like to play with the audio frequency readout - some real audio toys would be great!

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    ossipena | # 6 | 2008-08-31, 05:47 | Report

    Originally Posted by Max Timber View Post
    I'm looking for a few audio toys for the n810. I'd like to get a RTA/spectrum anlyzer, a DB meter, and a tone generator.

    Thanks
    This would be great!

    I've thought borrowing an oscilloscope from work but now i'll wait and see when first app arrives

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    lardman | # 7 | 2008-08-31, 09:10 | Report

    I've seen example source for a DTMF tone generator for the DSP, might also be worth doing your spectrum analysis on there too with a short time Fourier transform or the like.

    I'm happy to help people to get started with the DSP if you decide that's the way to go.

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    Max Timber | # 8 | 2008-09-01, 05:53 | Report

    Ok so who's going to work on this stuff??

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