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VisualAudio

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v1.0.4 by Now Software

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VisualAudio（包名：com.nowinstruments.visualaudio）開發者是Now Software，VisualAudio的最新版本1.0.4更新時間為2017年03月13日。VisualAudio的分類是工具。您可以查看VisualAudio的開發者下的所有應用並找到VisualAudio在安卓上的58個相似應用。目前這個應用免費。該應用可以從APKFab或Google Play下載到Android 4.1+。APKFab.com的所有APK/XAPK文檔都是原始文檔並且100%安全下載的資源。

VisualAudio is an acoustic analysis tool for science and engineering applications where quantitative frequency and level data are needed. In real-time analysis mode it works as both a spectrum analyzer and decibel meter. Audio samples can also be recorded and reviewed for later analysis. Raw and analyzed data, plus uncompressed audio, can be exported via email for outside analysis.
Here are the tools offered by VisualAudio:
Live Display: Real-time frequency analysis via FFT (fast Fourier transform) can be visualized with either a power spectrum or rolling spectrogram. The time evolution of SPL (sound pressure level) is displayed, along with tools to calibrate your microphone.
Acquisition: Record audio samples at up to 48 kHz sample rates with timed acquisitions using either the built-in or an external microphone.
Data Storage: Audio samples are stored on the device, with date and time stamp for later retrieval. Recordings can be named for easy identification.
Analysis: Each sound recording can be analyzed to see the overall spectrum analysis, plus the evolution of the decibel level. Power spectrum, sound level, and raw data are displayed in graphical and report format. Also replay an audio sample to see the real-time audio spectrogram, power spectrum, and level for recorded data.
Data Export: Users can email raw or processed data in text (csv or tab-delimited) or MATLAB format. Recorded samples can also be exported as an uncompressed audio (WAV) file.
With VisualAudio, you can explore the world of sound. Visualize and analyze sounds from musical instruments and vibrational resonances. Measure overtone series and harmonics. Explore phonetics and spoken words, measure the frequency response of audio equipment, or analyze animal and bird sounds.