Sound Analyst
Great tool for sound and music professionals. Great for analysing audio characteristics when EQing venues.
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Measure sound and noise levels accurately with real-time dB volume readings. This tool uses your device's microphone to display sound pressure levels and offers calibration for improved precision. Monitor environments to ensure they meet recommended noise limits.
✓Real-time sound level readings
✓A, C, and Z weighting support
✓Live sound pressure level graphs
✓Save and review past results
✓Record and share audio with dB data
✓Device calibration for accuracy
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What's New in Decibel Meter
1.0
August 2, 2025
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FAQ
What is Decibel Meter used for?
Decibel Meter is used to accurately measure sound and noise levels in your environment using your device's microphone. It provides real-time dB volume readings and helps you monitor sound pressure levels.
How accurate is Decibel Meter?
Decibel Meter offers accurate sound level readings and supports A, C, and Z weighting for precise measurements. You can also calibrate the app based on your device for improved accuracy.
Can I save my measurements with Decibel Meter?
Yes, Decibel Meter allows you to save and review previous sound level meter results. You can also record and share audio along with the corresponding decibel meter data.
Does Decibel Meter have ads?
No, Decibel Meter does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free application.
What devices is Decibel Meter available on?
Decibel Meter is available on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to utilize the microphone capabilities of these Apple devices.
How often is Decibel Meter updated?
Decibel Meter was last updated on August 2, 2025, with version 1.0. Future updates will likely focus on improving features and stability.
What is the age rating for Decibel Meter?
Decibel Meter has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
Can Decibel Meter measure specific types of sound?
Yes, Decibel Meter supports A, C, and Z weighting, which are standard methods for measuring different aspects of sound pressure levels, allowing for more specific analysis.
