Set Speed and Azimuth. Calibrate Cassette Recorders & Hi-Fi Gear4 Incredible FREE Apps
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- 4 Incredible FREE Apps to Calibrate Cassette Recorders & Hi-Fi Gear. Discover how to easily check and calibrate your cassette recorders and Hi-Fi equipment using these 4 amazing free telephone apps! In this video, we'll walk you through each app and show you how they can help you achieve the best audio quality possible. Don't miss out on these essential tools for audio enthusiasts and professionals alike. Tune in now and optimize your audio setup.
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creative use of the first app.. I use a similar 'note finding' app called Soundcorset. I was using it initially to tune my drum heads to somewhat fixed notes - and had good results. So many other things one could tinker around with that app.
Hi , thanks for the video , I'm going to have a look at the Advanced Pro App , the Frequency Counter App I always found useful . Spectroid is another app I've found useful .
I have that one also , I found it a bit overwhelming with the lower display. What is that particularly good at?
@@GaryKeepItSimple that app , I use to examine how a particular cassette plays back the recording I've made , compared to the source for example .Particularly the lower scrolling display , as it shows the sound intensity (db), by colour intensity, that makes it easy, to see at a glance within the whole recoded sound spectrum and beyond (6hz-24000khz), top display shows momentary peaks too and the cousor is moovable if you want to concentrate on a certain frequency. I find it very useful in comparing differences in response between different tapes or same tape on different decks , compared to source , very quickly .
@@vidtech2630 I shall have to give that a go.
@@GaryKeepItSimple Spectroid it's simply a sonograph - so it's good at pinpointing things visually easily by a glance. If the phone has the capability the app goes up to 96khz per channel - I don't have a proper input dongle for my Android so I use these apps as a novelty - I do use the frequency generator tons simply called 'Hz' - I checked the output waveform on my oscilloscope and there is a bit of noise being generated (distortion) from the Hz app - aside from the waveform. .
whoops I meant 48KHZ per channel - not 96KHZ - 96 overall.
How do you make the attenuator?
This is what I did. th-cam.com/video/Qbgm6Yd5lQk/w-d-xo.html
One thing about the 'smartphones'.. isn't it crazy THEY can record our phone calls.. but we can't record our OWN phone calls - all the phone call apps I have found record the external audio being pushed out from the speaker and then back into the mic. they are Horrible. It's foolish what people accept from these corporations.
A few years ago I had a recording app for the phone call, then Google banned it. It was really good and clear. also, google stopped phone number recognition on the recording apps. just to be awkward.
@@GaryKeepItSimple yeah that's what happened to me too.