mswlogo;545150 Wrote: 
> I keep rerecording wav until the max peak is exactly -.1dB
> 
> If rmaa is designed to renormalize then, I agree we are just factoring
> in and out different pieces of hardware.
> 
> The two analog tests end up being the exact same test. Because 98 - 24
> = 76dB on analog knob and 0 on digital. And 86 - 12 = 76dB on analog
> knob and 0 on digital. Are the exat same conditions. So they perfectly
> overlay.
> 
> I never had to touch tascam for this set of tests once calibrated. And
> all recordings peaked close to -.1dB. 
> 
> It's two different starting points though. One pair I'm at 98 and want
> to get down to 76dB two ways. One by analog the other by digital by the
> same amount (24dB). And just measure the difference. The other I'm at 86
> and want get down to 76dB two ways. One by analog the other by digital
> by the same amount (12dB). And measure that difference.
> 
> Your method of testing is equally factoring in the ADC performance of
> the sound card into the results.

Understood.

So how exactly are you doing the analogue level reduction - which
Meridian item are you using? ... you seem to have a lot of it :-)

RMAA uses normalisation to address exactly what you are doing by
re-recording - to get an accurate apples-to-apples comparison. Even if
you get to within 0.1dB it will still normalise during the test.


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