SPLnFFT Noise Meter
Published by Fabien Lefebvre on Feb 18, 2010
Genre: Utilities
Ratings: 4.84
Version: 7.1
Updated: Dec 24, 2023
Downloads: 1,578
SPLnFFT Noise Meter is a utility app developed by Fabien Lefebvre. Available for $3.99, it was updated to v7.10 on December 24, 2023, and currently holds a 4.84 out of 5 rating based on 57 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 4 MB of free space and runs Android 14.2+ or iOS 15.2+.
Serious audio measurements
Description
SPLnFFT is a sound level meter (noise meter) for your iPhone or iPad with many advanced features: frequency analyzer, frequency meter, test signal generator, dosimeter, ...
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★ Great noise meter, best in the App Store!
This app is great and the developer is responsive taking the time to respond to reviews and address concerns. I’ve used other dB meters and have found this to be the absolute best. Buy it, you’ll love it!
★★★★★ Enormously Useful
I love this app. It’s easy to use, informative without complexity and accurate. I use it a lot for wood shop measures, office and home. The frequency information helps analyze noise reduction options.
★★★★★ The best
Incredible feature set. Very customizable. Super reliable. Frequently updated. What more could you want?
★★★★★ Excellent low cost sound meter
Very happy with performance of app! Using to balance sound levels between Music Keyboard and Simply Piano online lessons. But main objective is keeping listening volume at safe levels, preserving my hearing and preventing worsening tinnitus.
★★★★★ Multifunctional sound app
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I am NOT an expert in sound measurement, but I love this app for demonstrating to people who are skeptical of how loud our environments often are. The FFT feature is great for identifying noise sources as well. Lots of folks I’ve shown it to hav downloaded it themselves as well.
