The app analyzes sound pressure levels and provides real-time frequency analysis. It plots sound levels over time and can record audio for playback to identify sound events.
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Audio analysis tool for professionals and students. View frequency spectra with adjustable FFT sizes and averaging times. Customize plot color and input source. Scale and move plot with smooth animation. Utilize full audio range from built-in mic.
The app provides real-time audio analysis for musicians and recording engineers. It offers octave band analysis, FFT plots, and a spectrograph for sound visualization and measurement.
The app provides acoustical analysis for iOS devices. It offers octave and 1/3 octave modes with selectable decay times, Peak Hold, and true linear Average mode.
Offers tuning for brass, woodwind, stringed instruments, and guitars. Includes a , piano keyboard, and sound analysis. Provides feedback on pitch and timing during practice sessions.
The app provides real-time spectrum analysis using Fourier Transform. It offers various display modes, including octave bands and spectrograms, with multi-touch magnification and noise cancellation features.
Analyze signals with real-time spectrogram, spectrum, and oscilloscope visualizations. Identify frequencies and measure response of equipment. Detect phonetic elements in speech and visualize animal calls. Check singer’s formant for vocal analysis.
Analyze spectra in real time using a microphone. Display waveforms and FFT data with adjustable frequency scales. Measure noise levels for approximate readings. Adjust FFT size for varying frequency accuracy.
The app functions as an SPL meter with A and C weighting and an audio signal generator. It transmits microphone audio wirelessly to other Studio Six Digital apps over a LAN, including calibration data.
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.
The app measures reverb decay time for each octave band from 63Hz to 4kHz. It conforms to the ISO 3382 standard for measuring room decay time using T20 or T30 methods.