gcceng1996

I did not know about this place until I found it, I might get some white LED's here stocked up.

I just wanted to show you that this software is open sourced. And it can be used on linux Ubuntu. Right now I am having issues with installation at this time.

I have owned the DX-398 for many years, now since I have heard about the upgrade and modifications to the DX-398, I am planning on buying a new Super ATS-909 receiver cause 1. I am an advanced user of the receiver 2. Know the radio like the back of my hand. 3. I use it for LW distant broadcast DX. 4. The DX-398 and ATS-909 is the official radio of the GCC as well as the YB-400 PE and G4000A.

This audio analyzer would work good for analyzing a audio signal being fed from a tuner or audio amplifer. Needs an enclosure though.

2 Good apps, here is the 411 on these apps. 1. Pocket DJ Pro was good, BUT there are 4 bugs in it. 1. When you play a song and want to prepare another track the song leaks over the main playing track. 2. Does not have pitch for mp3 formats 3. Does not loop or reverse as advertised. Today, I tried out Droid DJ, this app has bugs too. It has an issue with repeating the previous played track, but does not overlap like Pocket DJ Pro does.

Nice start, but what about an app for Android? It's nice for Windows, but what about Linux, what about Apple??? Let's hope when I try it it does not have spyware, adware, junkware, browseware, and crashware. These people should be tested for spyware and adware. Something is telling me that they will be coming out with a PRO version of the software when they get real big and greedy. I can possibly see that iphone will come first, to heck with the iphone, I want to see an app for my Android for this app! Watch that we have to pay for the service for this add on for our phones. $$$$ $$$$ $$$$ $$$$ $$$$