Hello, Spectroscope is indeed a very useful tool, and I am glad to see it added to Digicheck. At present, I hope it can be arranged in a window like in the picture (using only a 4-in-1 window), and support adjusting the frequency scale. I usually judge whether an audio file is "lossless" by observing the attenuation of high frequencies, so 10kHz~20kHz (even higher than 20kHz) is the range I focus on, which is very important and commonly used in mixing work.

It's brilliant MC!!

Thanks for 0.93. I am running RME UFX+ on MacOS Ventura. In Digicheck NG I am unable to select "Add playback channels" in Audio device setup. When I activate loopback on Hardware output AN1/2  in Totalmix it works fine. I am using the latest thunderbolt driver.

How did you manage to divide the interface in 3 horizontal parts?  I can only see two

hello,
i am loving digicheck NG immensely using it everyday here. thank you so much for making it so useful and fantastic!
i have a couple of feature requests.
1. i would like the oscilloscope to be able to change the width of the scope, or the width adjusted to the window size. now the ratio of hight and width are maintained and i would like to make the width longer. also to allow vert. positions in floating point so that i can separate stereo vertically and use up maximum space.
2. it would be great if digicheck automatically checks which RME device is connected and change the device accordingly. i always have to manually change the device in audio device setup between home and studio. i know it is only one step change haha. but if that's possible, the transition of physical spaces/devices are super smooth.
thanks!

Hello BobKatz
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Are you the K-14 inventor ? Cool.

We looked at this. Even with K-System off and Intersample Peak (TP) on, the +3dB overage headroom is visible only when Reference Level is between -9 and -0 dB, and disappears at lower reference levels (like -12, -14, or -20 dB as in K-System).

I'd like to do a feature request (or two).
For the two AOX-D interfaces I have I'd like to use them seperately for the 'global overview' for all 256 input channels of each interface. It's really helpfull to see all the IO inputs to track down routing or bad connection issues.

As far as I remember Bob, the betas all came out BEFORE the official 0.93, so I think you already have the latest version, plain old 0.93.

Thanks. That of course explains my puzzle. So, hoping that MC can address my two concerns.