EASE 4.1.0.7 (Electro-Acoustic Simulator for Engineers)

EASE/EARS, the undisputed standard in computer assisted audio simulation gives sound designers an invaluable tool for previewing the performance of any sound system with astounding accuracy. EARS adds the feature of being able to listen to a sound system installation during the planning stage, that is, before it is built.





Advanced Acoustical and Analysis Tools for Contractors, Engineers and Acoustical Consultants In the last few years, Acoustic Simulation Programs have provided system designers with an invaluable tool for predicting the performance of a sound system. These programs take the guesswork out of system design help and eliminate costly mistakes, reduce installation time and make it easier to share design results with your client.

EASE, The Electro-Acoustic Simulator for Engineers, and EASE JR, its less sophisticated companion, have gained worldwide acceptance and recognition as the most advanced and accurate of all design programs.

The EARS binaural auralization program opens entirely new opprtunities by adding subjective listening to the list of evaluation tools available to everyone.

Computer Requirements
EASE, EASE JR and EARS run under MS-DOS version 3.3 or higher, on IBM or 100% compatible computers with an EGA or VGA graphics system. For the best performance, we recommend a 486 with clock speed of 33 MHz , or higher and a 120 MB or larger hard disk drive. 386’s must have a math coprocessor an a minimum clock speed of 33 MHz.
A color monitor is not absolutely required, but is highly recommended to take full advantage of the program’s color analysis capabilities. Epson standard and HP PaintJet, LaserJet and DeskJet printers are supported.