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[John Schalk]

I am not sure where you got the idea the software is "calibrated" for the plethora of iPad and iPhone products.  Studio Six Digital sells a USB microphone that contains a calibration chip the software can read.  This is the only way to get a calibrated reading.  You need the mic, it's $100 well spent.

Studio Six Digital calibrates their apps to use the built-in microphones.  That information comes from watching their short video on how to use their SPL meters.  You can find a link for it in the app.

[Scott Holtzman]

Studio Six Digital calibrates their apps to use the built-in microphones.  That information comes from watching their short video on how to use their SPL meters.  You can find a link for it in the app.

I have the full license and the lightning microphone.  They have a full range of external microphones.  I can tell you that the external mic is significantly more accurate (when checked against dedicated SPL meter)


https://studiosixdigital.com/audio-hardware/itestmic2/   - The affordable Mic

https://studiosixdigital.com/audio-hardware/iprecisionmic/   - High precision mic, available cal certificate for $525

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