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.
Measure sound levels with a professional-grade sound level meter. Display decibel readings, frequency analysis, and real-time data. Set sampling intervals, average measurements, and export results. Track maximum and minimum levels.
Monitor sound levels with a crystal clear SPL meter. Analyze audio in real time using a spectrograph. Access professional tools like Real Time Analyzer for accurate measurements and adjustments.
Record using the device’s microphone and play it back forwards or reversed with a tap. Adjust playback speed from 0.5x to 2.0x and modify pitch by half tones across two octaves.
Analyze signals with real-time octave RTA. Display frequency response using RMS values across full, 1/3, 1/6, and 1/12 bands. Measure SPL in dBFS. Support FFT with adjustable window sizes. Sample at 44.1kHz, 48kHz, or 96kHz.
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.
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 frequencies with a real-time display. Adjust and visualize sound levels across different frequency ranges. Export analysis data and compare signals for accuracy. Calibrate equipment for optimal performance.
Tools for professionals include real-time analysis with SPL display, tone and noise generation, wavelength calculation, UHF frequency reference, antenna line loss assessment, microphone gain calculation, and recording/playback of test signals.
Analyze in real time with octave band and FFT plots. Display sound levels in decibels and noise ratings. Choose linear or logarithmic scales. Adjust window functions and track maximum values.