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Quite good
Easy to use and analog meter is an effective method for this purpose.
However the strip recording is odd: nothing intuitive about this!
It seems you can’t stop it, and there is no way to show when the record was made. The top left and right labels are virtually unreadable (for SELECT and DONE), and I don’t see how to annotate them. Am I operating it incorrectly I wonder?Show lessCroc31
Developer Response
Thanks for your review and comments! The strip chart recorder is meant to be as intuitive as possible, but obviously needs some improvement / instructions. Thanks for pointing at this. Some quick tips for using it: - It continuously records the sound level as long as it is visible on screen. - Tap on the left side (where the strip comes out) to start a fresh strip. - The (start-) date and time is printed on the left side of each strip. - Swipe over a strip on the stack to delete it. - Tap the stack to display all recorded strips. - Two-finger swipe over the list to select multiple strips for sharing or deleting. - Tap a strip in the list to enlarge it, then tap somewhere on it to add a short annotation. There is obviously a bug with the visibility of some buttons in dark mode. Sorry for this - will get fixed.Simple to use
Exactly what it should be but I wonder why it asks for Camera access? Big thanks to developer for keeping this going.Long time member too
Developer Response
Thanks for your review! There is a feature that lets you take photos with the dB reading visible. Just tap the camera icon above the dB display or drag down with your finger to activate it. The first time you do this, it will ask for camera permission. Best regardsExcellent
Nice and simple. The free version should be good enough for most users. I have it installed on my Watch for easy access when I’m working in a noisy environment and it gives an alert if sound levels reach an alarming level. Brilliant!nigeldonovan