SignalScope
| Category | Tools / Analyzers & Meters |
| Version | 3.8 |
| Format |
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| Compatibility |  MacOS X Intel |
| License | Commercial Software |
| Price | $59 / 57€ |
| Rating | |
| Updated On | Mar 3, 2015 |
| Total Downloads | 5,717 |
| Mac Downloads | 5,717 |
Real-time audio signal analyzer.
SignalScope is a 2-channel signal analyzer designed to work with Mac OS X compatible audio hardware. It provides signal analysis in the form of an FFT magnitude, spectrogram, oscilloscope, or X/Y plot. SignalScope was designed to make meaningful measurements with easy-to-use controls.
Mac OS version 10.7 or later.
SignalScope v 3.8
Mar 3, 2015
MacOS X Intel
Versions 3.8 of SignalScope, SignalScope Pro, and Electroacoustics Toolbox for Mac OS now offer built-in support for USB measurement microphones from miniDSP and Dayton Audio as well as the model 333D01 USB accelerometer from Digiducer.
Each app directly supports the miniDSP UMIK-1 and Dayton UMM-6 USB measurement microphones. Sensitivity calibration data for these mics can be downloaded automatically, just by entering the mic’s serial number. Making calibrated sound level measurements is as easy as plugging in the UMIK-1 or UMM-6, typing in its serial number, and getting started with the analysis tool of your choice (the serial number only needs to be entered once, after which the app will remember the microphone sensitivity). An internet connection is required to download sensitivity information for the microphone.
Each of these apps also directly supports the Digiducer 333D01 USB digital accelerometer, and can automatically load serial number and sensitivity calibration information directly from the device. Making calibrated acceleration measurements is as easy as plugging in the 333D01 and getting started with the analysis tool of your choice.
Various bugs and potential instabilities in each app have been corrected.
These apps all require Mac OS version 10.7 or later.
Each app directly supports the miniDSP UMIK-1 and Dayton UMM-6 USB measurement microphones. Sensitivity calibration data for these mics can be downloaded automatically, just by entering the mic’s serial number. Making calibrated sound level measurements is as easy as plugging in the UMIK-1 or UMM-6, typing in its serial number, and getting started with the analysis tool of your choice (the serial number only needs to be entered once, after which the app will remember the microphone sensitivity). An internet connection is required to download sensitivity information for the microphone.
Each of these apps also directly supports the Digiducer 333D01 USB digital accelerometer, and can automatically load serial number and sensitivity calibration information directly from the device. Making calibrated acceleration measurements is as easy as plugging in the 333D01 and getting started with the analysis tool of your choice.
Various bugs and potential instabilities in each app have been corrected.
These apps all require Mac OS version 10.7 or later.
SignalScope v 3.7
Dec 4, 2014
MacOS X Intel
All Faber apps for Mac OS received updates to improve their compatibility with Yosemite (Mac OS 10.10). Electroacoustics Toolbox 3.7, SignalScope Pro 3.7, SignalScope 3.7 and SignalSuite 4.7 are all 64-bit applications that have been built for Yosemite.
The Room Analyzer tool, available for in-app purchase in Electroacoustics Toolbox, now calculates room parameters in whole or 1/3-octave frequency bands from impulse response data that has been sampled at higher sample rates (88.2, 96, 176.4, and 192 kHz), in addition to sample rates of 44.1 and 48 kHz that were supported previously.
The Octave Analyzer tool, found in both Electroacoustics Toolbox and SignalScope Pro, also now supports the higher sample rates for real-time spectral analysis of input signals in whole or 1/3-octave frequency bands.
The Dual FFT Analyzer (only in Electroacoustics Toolbox) and FFT Analyzer tools now support additional dB vertical scale factors of 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, or 18 dB per division in the graphic display.
Various bugs and potential instabilities in each app have been corrected.
The Room Analyzer tool, available for in-app purchase in Electroacoustics Toolbox, now calculates room parameters in whole or 1/3-octave frequency bands from impulse response data that has been sampled at higher sample rates (88.2, 96, 176.4, and 192 kHz), in addition to sample rates of 44.1 and 48 kHz that were supported previously.
The Octave Analyzer tool, found in both Electroacoustics Toolbox and SignalScope Pro, also now supports the higher sample rates for real-time spectral analysis of input signals in whole or 1/3-octave frequency bands.
The Dual FFT Analyzer (only in Electroacoustics Toolbox) and FFT Analyzer tools now support additional dB vertical scale factors of 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, or 18 dB per division in the graphic display.
Various bugs and potential instabilities in each app have been corrected.
SignalScope v 3.1.6
Jan 28, 2014
MacOS X Intel
All Faber apps for Mac have been updated to make more efficient use of resources. Two issues have been corrected which could potentially lead to excessive memory use.
SignalScope v 3.1.5
Nov 27, 2013
MacOS X Intel
SignalScope v 3.1.1
Feb 28, 2013
MacOS X Intel
• Help is now available from within the app as a PDF file.
• Spectrogram behavior upon loading from a project file has been improved.
• The stability of all FFT-based tools has been improved.
• Other minor and cosmetic issues have been addressed.
SignalScope v 3.0.5
Feb 2, 2012
MacOS X UB
Version 3.0.5 corrects an issue that halted live updates of bar meters and fixes a bug that could potentially cause the app to crash.
SignalScope v 3.0.4
Nov 30, 2011
MacOS X UB
Version 3.0.4 is a maintenance release.
SignalScope v 3.0
Mar 30, 2011
MacOS X UB
Version 3 sports an improved user interface.
Up to two tools of each type may be added to a project.
User preferences are available for individual tools.
Default audio device configurations, including channel labels, units, and sensitivity can be saved.
Virtual input channels can be added to audio input devices. Two-channel signal arithmetic (add, subtract, multiply) is now supported.
Arbitrary FFT lengths may be specified in FFT-based analysis tools.
The Spectrogram supports log frequency scales.
Version 3 includes various other improvements over previous versions.
SignalScope may now be purchased and maintained through the Mac App Store.
Up to two tools of each type may be added to a project.
User preferences are available for individual tools.
Default audio device configurations, including channel labels, units, and sensitivity can be saved.
Virtual input channels can be added to audio input devices. Two-channel signal arithmetic (add, subtract, multiply) is now supported.
Arbitrary FFT lengths may be specified in FFT-based analysis tools.
The Spectrogram supports log frequency scales.
Version 3 includes various other improvements over previous versions.
SignalScope may now be purchased and maintained through the Mac App Store.
SignalScope v 2.1.10
Nov 12, 2010
MacOS X UB
* Channel count changes for multi-channel audio devices are handled dynamically, avoiding potential crashes.
* Several other minor bugs have been corrected.
* Several other minor bugs have been corrected.
SignalScope v 2.1.8
May 7, 2010
MacOS X UB
Version 2.1.8 is a maintenance release that improves the stability of the application.
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