Brandon.Hortman
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Just putting it out there ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I'm sure there's interest, but it would be a fairly mammoth porting effort.
I'm sure there's interest, but it would be a fairly mammoth porting effort.
I’m operating REW from my iPad. The host it actually runs on is an M1 Mac mini, but that doesn’t have a monitor or keyboard attached. Screen sharing to the iPad works very well.
That is not what I'm looking for.
I would be interested, and willing to pay for it, in an Android version of the REW app containing only basic functionality so I can make quick RTA scan using pink noise and/or sweep.
I have Dayton Audio iMM-6 calibrated mic that works well with Android but so far I haven't found an app that meets my needs. AudioTools is the one I'm currently using, but it simply doesn't cover the basic REW functionalities.
I use AudioTool as well, it does all the sweeps, pink noise, etc. Hit the "Gen" button down in the lower right corner. Maybe that's just in the paid version, which I have. I don't remember the cost, something less than $5, so your starbucks run would cover it
I find it pretty good for remote audio work like setting up PA's etc. I'm not sure who writes/maintains that, it's published by "jjbunn" but I'm not sure if he participates in any forums like this. Might be able to contact him and see if he can add whatever else you want.
EDIT: Looks like AudioTool has a google discussion group. You can find it here: https://groups.google.com/g/audiotool-discussion-group?pli=1
I'm in contact with the author, his name is Julian Bunn. AudioTool Pro version works pretty much ok, the only thing I'm really missing is to be able to apply smoothing to the measruements, so right now I'm trying to talk him into implementing it.![]()
That feels like an understatement given there are just shy of 2,000 source files and 650,000 lines of code. It would probably be more straightforward to run some form of virtual desktop application on your machine that you can access in a browser on the phone.I know it's a Herculean task