Measure sound pressure levels precisely and easily.
The app transforms an iOS device into a sound level meter, measuring sound pressure levels. It offers features like Apple Watch support, Health app integration, and frequency analysis tools.
Measure sound levels using dBA and dBC scales. Detect levels accurately with pre-calibrated sensors. Log and analyze data. Set sound level alerts. Export measurements for review.
The app analyzes audio input in real-time using FFT. It displays the frequency spectrum with options for graph scale, FFT window, decay time, and amplitude offset.
Measures environmental noise and displays values through a gauge and graph. Shows current noise reference and min/avg/max levels. Allows device-specific calibration. Displays data in multiple formats.
Analyze audio in real time with RTA bar and line graphs, FFT, and spectrogram views. Display peak and current dB levels. Choose linear or logarithmic scales. Adjust octave settings and access a sleek, functional interface.
Real-time analysis displays waveform and amplitude simultaneously. Users can switch between portrait and landscape modes. Options to configure waveform and display. Adjustable FFT size and window function for precise frequency analysis.
Measure sound levels using the built-in microphone. Display decibels in dBA with a digital readout. Show minimum, average, and maximum values. Visualize sound levels with a graph line.
The app displays audio frequencies up to 20 kHz on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch. Users can adjust frequency span, FFT size, and apply filtering for smoothing.
Measures environmental noise and displays decibel values in real time. Shows current noise reference and min/avg/max dB levels. Displays dB as a gauge and graph line. Saves measured records for later review.
Play sounds at defined frequencies between 0Hz and 25kHz. Use the noise meter to measure sound levels. Test speakers with quality audio for sound output.
AudioTools offers SPL measurement, RTA analysis, FFT visualization, and speaker polarity testing. Includes a generator, scope, CLF viewer, and recorder. Allows adding optional modules for advanced acoustic analysis and customization.
Udio tones with four waveforms: sine, square, saw, and white noise. Adjust frequency using a slider or numeric input. Control amplitude with a dB-style slider. Pan sound left or right with a slider. Toggle sound output on or off.