SPL Meter for PC

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Software Features and Description

1. Check out our full line of professional-grade audio and acoustics apps: SPL, the professional digital iPhone sound level meter, SPL Graph, for recording SPL over time, RTA, a 1/3 octave real-time analyzer, FFT, for detailed acoustic analysis, ETC, the energy-time curve function, RT60, for automated octave-band decay time measurement, Speaker Pop, to test speaker polarity, and Generator, the iPhone signal generator.

2. SPL Meter is built by the same team that created the other great professional audio and acoustics apps on the store, Studio Six Digital.

3. CALIBRATION -- Comes pre-calibrated for the typical iPhone or iPad built-in and headset mic, but you can adjust the calibration if you have a professional, calibrated meter to compare it to.

4. SPL Meter is a professional-grade sound level meter, also known as a decibel or dB meter, for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.

5. Studio Six Digital is dedicated to making the iPhone and Touch a professional audio and acoustics test device.

6. Built on the engine of our more expensive "SPL" app, SPL Meter's filters and decay rates meet or exceed ANSI type 1.

7. Modeled after a traditional analog SPL meter, we have faithfully reproduced all the characteristics and qualities found in those meters, including the ballistics, ranges, filters, and decay rates.

8. We have also included a digital LCD display, as shown in the image, to make this the best SPL meter available for iPhone or iPad.

9. And now, upgrade SPL Meter with iTestMic, our pro-grade test & measurement mic, made specifically for iOS devices.

10. Using iTestMic with SPL Meter, you get a calibrated, accurate SPL Meter, that meets industry standards for Type 2 performance.

11. SPL Meter is the one audio app that everyone who works in audio must have on their phone! Not only have we made the best one, but we've priced it so you can't afford not to get it.

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Download and install SPL Meter on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
SPL Meter	Get App ↲	24 4.00	Andrew Smith

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install SPL Meter app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using SPL Meter on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "SPL Meter"
The search will reveal the SPL Meter app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once SPL Meter is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including SPL Meter.
Now enjoy SPL Meter on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Andrew Smith	4.00	11.5

Get SPL Meter on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get $0.99 on Mac	Andrew Smith	24	4.00

Download on Android: Download Android

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Quick & Easy

By Dave in Bellevue (Pcmac user)

Earlier this week I and some friends went to hear the Yonder Mountain String Band play at the Ryman Auditorium. While I very much enjoy bluegrass music, the sound was painfully loud. The younger crowd didn't seem to mind the volume, but to a older person like myself, it was very uncomfortable. Luckily, someone had an extra pair of ear plugs and I was able to enjoy the rest of the show in comfort. But….. I still wondered how loud was the music? I pulled out my iPhone 4s and went to the AppStore. I bought "this app" based entirely on looks. It looked like an this app should look. Once downloaded, I found the app easy to use with intuitive controls. Where we were sitting in the center of the balcony, the levels averaged between 97 and 101 db. Pretty loud! The next day I cranked up my stereo at home to the same levels as the night before so I could experience the volume in familiar surroundings. The discomfort was the same! In summary, this app suits my purposes very well because it's handy if I need it. I have no idea how it compares to professional meters.
Calibrated my 5.1 speakers

By Cheule (Pcmac user)

People are debating how accurate this app is. I don't have a $500 reference grade the app to check this app against, but I'm inclined to believe the "this app is remarkably accurate" camp. But regardless of how accurate it is against a true reference, people writing reviews of this app are missing the one reason I bought it without een thinking twice; this app is 100% accurate as a *relative* measurement. What I mean is, forget for a moment wether the sound coming to your ears is actually 75dbs like the app says. What I needed for my speaker calibration (and what this app does 100% accurately) is give you a measuring mark by which to set the other speakers. Sure when I was reading 75db out of my center channel from pink noise, the actual the app might have been 65 or 80 db, but who cares for 5.1 balancing? Just tweak the reciever until all the other channels read 75db as well, and you're golden!
It clearly works and it's only $0.99

By Jack2753 (Pcmac user)

I was just about to purchase a handheld db unit when I ran across this interesting looking little app. I had recently purchased a high pressure misting pump, which is louder than I would like, so I wanted to try some ideas I have for reducing the sound, and I wanted/needed a way to measure the results. As I still have a first generation iPad, I had concerns about how well this app would work with it. Turns out it works great. It downloaded easily, and when I fired it up by the pump, it read 70.5 db - the manufacturer's spec sheet said to expect 70 db, so this app seems to be right on the money. This app save me about $30, so I say it's a great deal for $0.99. My only suggestion would be that they provide a bit more info for us novices.
Great app for the basics

By DCndrla (Pcmac user)

Long ago, my brother had a Radio Shack sound meter. We walked around the house to check out how different sounds registered, and enjoyed learning this way. I've had a loud voice for a long time and I'm the first to admit it's better in choirs than in libraries. Nevertheless, at a recent meeting (of 80+ people), someone said I "screamed" an inquiry—and my interest in volume came back a hundred fold. I looked at several of the sound meter apps and this one drew me; I'm glad, as it does exactly what I needed, for only 99 cents. The meter comes at "factory" settings, ready to check your home's sound levels. The three controls are Weight (default A, touch to change to C), Range (default 40, roll the wheel with your fingertip to go as high as 120), and Response (default Fast, touch to change to Slow) are easy for a novice to understand and simple to change. My favorite part is found when you click the "i" in the upper right corner: you get the setup screen where you can calibrate against white or pink noise *and* you get a the app chart of dB—so you can compare sounds. Caregivers of people—young and old—with inquisitive minds will like this app!

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