Noise Level Meter: Spectroid

Noise Level Meter: Spectroid

dB & frequency detector

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 12, 2026
  • September 15, 2026

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SoundScope turns your iPhone into a polished sound level meter and frequency analyzer—built for quick, clear measurements with a premium dark interface. MEASURE SOUND INSTANTLY • Live decibel meter with a responsive circular gauge • A, C, and Z frequency weightings • Peak hold and real-time level readout • Calibration offset for relative accuracy SEE THE FREQUENCY SPECTRUM • Live FFT spectrum analyzer • Octave-band visualization • Dominant frequency detection SAVE AND REVIEW SESSIONS • Record measurement sessions to History • Session detail charts for min, max, and average levels • Optional location tags for sessions • Export PDF reports and share with the system share sheet DESIGNED FOR EVERYDAY USE Whether you're checking apartment noise, dialing in a home theater, practicing music, or just curious about the sound around you—SoundScope makes measurement simple and beautiful. Note: SoundScope is a consumer sound analysis tool and is not a substitute for a calibrated laboratory SPL meter. Privacy Policy: https://storepal.app/soundscope/privacy Terms of Use: https://storepal.app/soundscope/terms
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What's New in Noise Level Meter

1.5

September 15, 2026

Measure equivalent sound level with LAeq, switch Fast or Slow response, and choose which microphone you use — more control over every SPL reading. New • LAeq measurement: track equivalent continuous sound level so you can see average exposure over time, not just the live decibel reading. • Fast/Slow response: switch the meter’s time weighting to match how you measure — Fast for changing noise, Slow for a steadier sound-level readout. • Microphone source: select which mic to use so you can measure with the built-in microphone or an external source when you need a clearer capture.

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