Now in its 6th generation, Smaart has proven an indispensable tool in optimizing the interaction between sound systems and the spaces they’re designed to fill, and it can also remotely control an ever-growing list of equalizers and digital signal processors (DSP).
Smaart v.6 performs dual-channel, FFT-based audio measurement in an intuitive, accessible interface that seamlessly integrates measurement, analysis, and data logging. It can also remotely control an extensive, constantly expanding list of professional equalizers and DSP processors.
Rebuilt from the ground up, Smaart v.6 features significantly modernized architecture to unleash the potential of the latest microprocessors and multitasking operating systems.
Further, Smaart v.6 now runs native under both Mac OS X and Windows from the same unified source code. While the Windows platform has been the dominant platform for pro audio system engineering for the past decade, the OS X platform has always retained significant penetration and is rapidly becoming the preferred platform throughout the professional audio market.
Smaart v.6 also features a new, streamlined interface that enables users to tap the power of the new software architecture while preserving the renowned usability of previous Smaart versions – developed from over decade of input from the largest (and still rapidly growing!) user base in the industry.
Support for ASIO Multi-Channel Input Devices
Smaart v.6 can receive multi-channel inputs via ASIO under Windows or Core Audio on Mac OS X, enabling selection of measurement signals from a multi-channel device within Smaart. This new data acquisition module opens up a vast array of multi-channel audio devices now available on the market, such as the Mackie Onyx 800F FireWire preamp. It also greatly simplifies the hardware setup requirements for operating a multi-microphone Smaart measurement rig.
New Real-Time Measurement Mode
All Smaart real-time measurements (RTA, Spectrograph, Transfer Function (magnitude and phase), and Impulse Response now run concurrently, and any two measurements can be viewed simultaneously. The result is the ability to run hybrid measurement modes that display real-time Spectrum and Frequency Response data at the same time. This platform allows operators to significantly expand the way they measure and address their sound systems.
- Two-Channel RTA: Selectable linear or fractional octave banding (down to 1/24th octave resolution), peak-hold, THD calculation, user-defined timed averaging, and standard Noise Criterion curves (when calibrated for SPL measurement).
- Single-Channel Spectrograph: 3-D display of a signal’s spectral content over time helps identify feedback frequencies, system resonances, and mechanical noise.]
- Frequency Response Magnitude & Coherence: Measurements down to 1/24th octave resolution of system magnitude response with comprehensive rms and vector averaging functionality and a corresponding Coherence measurement indicating data quality/stability.
- Phase Response: Measurements down to 1/24th octave resolution of system phase response.
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