Decibel - sound level meter

Decibel - sound level meter

Spectrum frequency analyzer

4.7K ratings
112 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 24, 2020
  • May 13, 2020

Features

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About

Measure and analyze the sound pressure around you with this app. It provides spectrum frequency analysis and allows you to compare your recordings to a reference chart. Save your measurement history for future reference.

βœ“Measure sound pressure
βœ“Spectrum frequency analysis
βœ“Reference chart comparison
βœ“Save recording history
βœ“Supports dBa, dBb, dBc, dBz
βœ“Unlimited recordings
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What users say

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What's New in Decibel

1.01.00

May 13, 2020

We have fixed some minor crashes and updated the app for iPad.

Subscription plans

Monthly Premium Pass

All advanced features for a month!

$4.491 Month
3 Days trial
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User reviews

Accurate than other apps

This app is quite accurate and easy to verify with the comparison on top of different environment. I measured in a relatively quiet room, it indicated ~40dB of "Quiet room" while another app "Sound Meter" indicated ~55dB of "Noise". Free version does not allow saving records

Solid little app

This does what it says and it's free.

Does not work

Work does not work

Premium Push

Every time I open the app it prompts 15 times to buy premium and anytime i do anything it wants me to buy premium. 1/5 stars. Too pushy

Good and bad?

I downloaded a dozen of these sound pressure level meter apps. Most give obviously wildly inaccurate results like 80 dB in a quit room with no talking. Insane. This app gives nearly identical results when similtaneously running on iPhone and iPad. The results were not only almost identical but believable with quiet room readings in the 35-40 dB range.
All good.
The bad. The apps description talks about a setup or setting screen where you can calibrate the microphone. I can't find a setting screen or page anywhere.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Needle moving to strange places on the screen

Bug

Inability to save or delete recordings

Bug

Subscription not recognized after purchase

Bug

App crashing on launch

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Preset noise level alarm

Feature

Ability to play back and export recordings

Feature

Frequency analysis beyond the first octave

Feature

Multilingual support

Feature

FAQ

What does the Decibel app do?

Decibel is an application designed to measure the sound pressure levels around you. It offers spectrum frequency analysis, allowing you to visualize sound variations and compare your recordings against a provided reference chart.

What are the key features of Decibel?

Key features include accurate sound pressure measurement, support for various decibel scales (dBa, dBb, dBc, dBz), the ability to save unlimited recordings and their spectrum analysis, and a detailed reference chart for comparison. It also boasts a unique and intuitive interface.

How much does Decibel cost?

The app offers a subscription model with monthly ($4.49) and yearly ($16.99) options for unlimited access to premium features. A free trial is available, which automatically renews unless canceled 24 hours before the renewal date.

What devices is Decibel compatible with?

While specific device compatibility isn't detailed, the subscription information mentions payment being charged to an iTunes Account, suggesting it is available on iOS devices. Users can manage subscriptions and auto-renewal through their Account Settings.

What are common use cases for Decibel?

Common use cases include evaluating ambient noise levels to understand if they are comparable to everyday sounds like conversations or louder noises like diesel trucks. Users can also track their sound measurements over time by saving their recording history.