AudioTools has a rich set of support features in the app and companion apps that add functionality and build out the platform so that it is suitable for many real-world use cases.

Look through the list below, and you will see that we have the tools you need to make AudioTools your go-to test and measurement platform.

Available in AudioTools on the App Store

Apple iCloud is fully supported. Some of the features include:

• All files are stored on iCloud. This includes internal as well as public files such as the tab-delimited output files, audio files, image files, and text files.
• All files are stored under the “studiosixdigital” folder on iCloud, which is accessed from Finder on Mac or from the FIles app on iOS 11 and later.

AudioTools stores data internally in a binary format, for displaying graphs. These files are not the same as the tab-delimited XLS files that are exported from the app to your computer. It is possible to transfer the binary files from one iOS device to another.

If you are storing files internally on the iOS device, use these steps to move a data file from one copy of AudioTools to another one on a different iOS device.

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All of our apps come pre-calibrated for the typical iPhone built-in and headset mic, but you can adjust the calibration if you have access to a professional, calibrated meter to compare it to.

See our Microphones and iOS Devices page for more microphone information.

If you are using iAudioInterface2, see this page.

Also, in AudioTools, you can apply a microphone calibration correction file, by …

This document describes how to use audio wave files as the data source for audio processing functions.

Audio Files

AudioTools modules normally take their input from a live input source, such as the built-in microphone or one of the external options, such as iTestMic, iPrecisionMic, or iAudioInterface2. Starting with AudioTools 9.4, you can now use a wave file for input, for some modules. …

The Reference Curves package is an option in AudioTools that allows you to compare a stored plot to the live plot, generate an EQ curve, or set a +/- dB limit to test the live curve against. You can create the reference plot in a text editor, or from a saved AudioTools test. Reference Curves are available in RTA, FFT, Impulse Response, Smaart, and Transfer Function.

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Scheduler is a powerful upgrade that allows you to create a test schedule that includes a number of audio and acoustic measurements, that run sequentially, automatically.

You can control the length of time that each task runs, whether the generator is turned on, how long to wait between tasks, or whether each task is started manually.

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Studio Six Digital has released a Surround Sound Signal Generator for Apple TV. This app is available from the Apple TV App Store. Just navigate to the the App Store on your Apple TV, and search for “Surround Generator”.

When you have installed this app, you will get a variety of test signals that can be used with our AudioTools app. …

Controlling the sound level in a club, bar, restaurant, or music venue, is becoming more critical as regulations become stricter, and more government entities get involved in policing sound levels. Up to now, the only equipement available to control sound levels automatically has been expensive and difficult to set up and maintain.

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