Every file type the analyzer reads, and how to export it from the tool you already use.
The most common free measurement tool for home audio. Export via File → Export → Measurement as MDAT, or export the trace as text.
A widely used acoustic measurement suite. Export your impulse response or frequency response as a .pir file from the Save menu.
Professional live-sound measurement software. Export a transfer function or RTA trace from the session's measurement panel.
Dayton Audio's OmniMic measurement system. Export the current trace using OmniMic's built-in export function.
Plain-text frequency response (.frd) or impedance (.zma) files exported by most speaker-design and measurement software.
A raw impulse response capture. We extract the frequency and timing data directly from the waveform.
Any two-column frequency/level export. Most measurement tools can export to this format if their native format isn't listed here.
A photo or screen capture of your car DSP's on-screen RTA or EQ graph. We digitize the curve directly from the image.
