db meter app

rburgess714
rburgess714 Posts: 616
edited April 2018 in Troubleshooting
Does anyone have a recommendation for a db meter app for iPhone?

Thanks,
RB
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  • daddyjt
    daddyjt Posts: 2,499
    Audio Tool by Performance Audio

    I use this one quite a bit - a lot of useful tools, and works on iPad or iPhone.
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  • Moose68Bash
    Moose68Bash Posts: 3,843
    I recently purchased Decibel X Pro, and so far I'm pleased with its functionality. I particularly like the dosimeter function and the variety of display functions. However, I have no claim to being an "expert" in using the app, and I have not done any extensive comparisons with other apps.
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    My son is a sound engineering major and suggested SPLnFFT. It works great and has lots of settings that I don't understand.
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  • rburgess714
    rburgess714 Posts: 616
    Thanks all. I will check theses out.
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  • verb
    verb Posts: 10,176
    Moose68Bash wrote: »
    I recently purchased Decibel X Pro, and so far I'm pleased with its functionality. I particularly like the dosimeter function and the variety of display functions. However, I have no claim to being an "expert" in using the app, and I have not done any extensive comparisons with other apps.

    So I just downloaded this app. Paid for the pro version, allows switching to dbA (dbZ is the default for the free version). Pretty nifty little app! :smile:

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  • Clipdat
    Clipdat Posts: 12,934
    verb wrote: »
    Moose68Bash wrote: »
    I recently purchased Decibel X Pro, and so far I'm pleased with its functionality. I particularly like the dosimeter function and the variety of display functions. However, I have no claim to being an "expert" in using the app, and I have not done any extensive comparisons with other apps.

    So I just downloaded this app. Paid for the pro version, allows switching to dbA (dbZ is the default for the free version). Pretty nifty little app! :smile:

    That's the one I paid for too. I calibrated it (my phone's mic) using a $80 decibel meter from Amazon.
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  • verb
    verb Posts: 10,176
    Clipdat wrote: »
    verb wrote: »
    Moose68Bash wrote: »
    I recently purchased Decibel X Pro, and so far I'm pleased with its functionality. I particularly like the dosimeter function and the variety of display functions. However, I have no claim to being an "expert" in using the app, and I have not done any extensive comparisons with other apps.

    So I just downloaded this app. Paid for the pro version, allows switching to dbA (dbZ is the default for the free version). Pretty nifty little app! :smile:

    That's the one I paid for too. I calibrated it (my phone's mic) using a $80 decibel meter from Amazon.

    Cool! Yeah I was thinking about how to calibrate it as well, figuring the iPhone's mic was, well, meh.
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  • Clipdat
    Clipdat Posts: 12,934
    Check this out Dave: https://www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-imm-6-calibrated-measurement-microphone-for-tablets-iphone-ipad-and-android--390-810
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