SignalScope gives you (switched the screen to the meter to look at it) Flat, A, and C weighting, Fast, Slow, and Impulse responce times, Level type choices of LP, and Leq.ĪudioKit gives you a Min, Max, and a current SPL metering. The SPL meter in AudioKit has no weighting options, or response time options. As you zoom in, you can scroll left-to-right also. Like a standard frequency responce graph, SignalScope starts out at 20, and goes up to 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, then repeates the pattern for 200-1,000, and also for 2K-20K. There’s not much room for the first 2000 Hz. With AudioKit, the FFT is set up to show 0Hz, 2K, 4K, 6K, all the way up to 20K, for every vertical line. The app is open in my phone now, zoomed in to a 0.02 dB scale for every left-to-right bar. It has an SPL scale on the side of the FFT, where every division is initally 20 dB. Found some that are listed in dBFS, but didn’t want that. I had been looking for apps that gave a dB SPL display on the FFT. There’s no dB scale on the screen, so you can’t tell if one frequency is 20 dB louder than another, or if it’s 10, 5, ect. I’d downloaded AudioKit earlier this year, but didn’t care for the FFT display. Question(s): What iPhone audio app do you use? What type of audio app would you love but currently isn’t available. In fact, I didn’t list any pink/white noise generators and there didn’t seem one without a fair number of negative reviews.
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I was extremely surprised at the number of pro audio apps with 1/3 of the ratings being negative. There are quite a few pro audio apps available but not many with good ratings. TuneORama: It might not be our place to help with guitar tuning but if you’re on stage when there is a tuning problem, it could be a nice tool to have.
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I know it’s not a noise generator or an impedance calculator but every sound guy should have a flashlight!Ĥ.
SonicTorch Pro: Turn your iphone into a flashlight, or as the Brit’s call it, a torch. Easily measure audible frequencies in SignalScope’s Spectrum tab.Ī few other spectrum analyzers are available but the quality and functionality isn’t nearly as good.ģ. SignalScope: SignalScope turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a powerful real-time spectrum analyzer and oscilloscope. Some of the spl apps don’t even measure past 100 dB regardless of weighing.Ģ. The iPhone’s built-in and headset microphones are suitable for basic sound level measurements, but external microphones may also be used.Īs far as spl apps go, this one has the best rating. SoundMeter: SoundMeter turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a handheld sound level meter. Here are the four iphone apps you should consider adding to your toolbelt.ġ. IPhone apps are available to do almost everything.
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