syn08
Senior Member
Is anybody aware of any audio sine generator software able to work at 384KHz sampling rate?
Arta, etc... work beautiful, but all seem to be constrained at 192KHz. The only generator I found, that has 384KHz in the drop down sampling rate, is the "Test Tone Generator" by Esser, but that's still not working properly, it will always use the last sampling rate (or the default 44.1KHz after a computer reboot). I suspect it is either not sending the sample rate at endpoint 0 (control), and/or it is re-sampling the data to the last sampling rate.
The Thesycon ASIO XMOS driver 4.13 supports 384KHz. I've found a few threads on the XMOS board, initiated by people having the same problem, but no solution was found. Question is, how can I test a DAC @384KHz if I don't have a flexible source?
Arta, etc... work beautiful, but all seem to be constrained at 192KHz. The only generator I found, that has 384KHz in the drop down sampling rate, is the "Test Tone Generator" by Esser, but that's still not working properly, it will always use the last sampling rate (or the default 44.1KHz after a computer reboot). I suspect it is either not sending the sample rate at endpoint 0 (control), and/or it is re-sampling the data to the last sampling rate.
The Thesycon ASIO XMOS driver 4.13 supports 384KHz. I've found a few threads on the XMOS board, initiated by people having the same problem, but no solution was found. Question is, how can I test a DAC @384KHz if I don't have a flexible source?
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