Sound Level Meter app for iPhone and iPad
4.8 (
8448 ratings )
Utilities
Entertainment
Developer: CATEATER, LLC
0.99 USD
Current version: 4.2, last update: 4 years agoFirst release : 16 Sep 2010
App size: 15.72 Mb
Want to know how loud your new sound system, the rock concert, the club really is? Get the amazing sound level meter and find out.
Features:
- Analog decibel meter
- Oscilloscope with different scales
- Automatic display rotation
- Digital meter with maximum, peak and average decibel
- Adjustable sensitivity
- Vintage design
- Real-time oscilloscope
- Option to calibrate the device
- Noise level comparison chart
- Integrated InfoCenter
Even though we do our best to get the values as accurate as possible, the iPhone microphone cannot replace professional grade measurement equipment.
*A device with microphone is required
Latest reviews of Sound Level Meter app for iPhone and iPad
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Works great, looks cool!
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not worth it
tested it on my sound system and it just maxes out. not really that cool. i cant calculate how loud it is. it just stops at 111 even with the sensitivity turned down.
tested it on my sound system and it just maxes out. not really that cool. i cant calculate how loud it is. it just stops at 111 even with the sensitivity turned down.
Pretty decent App
Although I didnt find a chance to try this app out on extremely loud noises, it seems to be fairly accurate or at least in the ballpark for most typical levels of sound. The only problem I have with it is the panel label that says "sensitivity". The sensitivity knob should actually be labeled "Damping". If you change the sensitivity of an instrument, you change the whole scale of readings. Damping just quiets the needle down to give a steadier average reading which is what this knob does. All in all, I like the app a lot. .
Although I didnt find a chance to try this app out on extremely loud noises, it seems to be fairly accurate or at least in the ballpark for most typical levels of sound. The only problem I have with it is the panel label that says "sensitivity". The sensitivity knob should actually be labeled "Damping". If you change the sensitivity of an instrument, you change the whole scale of readings. Damping just quiets the needle down to give a steadier average reading which is what this knob does. All in all, I like the app a lot. .
Great App
While Im DJaying, it tells me exactly what I need to know about my sound level. It seems to be very consistent.
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While Im DJaying, it tells me exactly what I need to know about my sound level. It seems to be very consistent.