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SoundRuler is a tool for measuring and graphing sound and for teaching acoustics. It is open code and free. Like scientific knowledge, it is available for all to use, criticize, adapt to their needs and improve on. Its visual interactive approach to analysis brings you the best of two worlds: the control of manual analysis and the objectivity and speed of automated analysis. SoundRuler is specially useful in the analysis of simple, repetitive signals. They can be measured quickly and in great detail, pulse by pulse.
(2007-07-04) - New website deployed , introducing collaborative translation support for an unlimited number of languages. (2007-04-12) - SoundRuler 0.9.6.1 released , with binaries for Linux and OSX. The Matlab scripts package was also updated. A Windows binary was not released because most updates were Unix-specific. (2007-03-10) - SoundRuler 0.9.6.0 is out , bringing many new features and improvements, including manual measurements, logging, one-click plotting and color spectrograms. This version was released before having documentation, in response to requests by the user community. The multi-platform script version and the Windows binaries are ready for download. The unix binaries are in the oven.
Copyright (c) 2007 Marcos Gridi-Papp. |
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