Media

Audio Analyzer

Turn your browser into a local audio field instrument. Grant microphone access and inspect waveform, spectrum bars, RMS, peak level, dBFS and rough zero-crossing frequency. Audio is not recorded or uploaded.

Browser-local microphone, demo signal, or audio file analysis. No audio is uploaded.

device check

Checking audio input devices...

RMS
0.000
Peak
0.000
dBFS
-∞
Zero-cross est.
0 Hz
waveform
live FFT spectrum
practical read
mode: idle

RMS tracks average level, peak catches clipping risk, dBFS is a digital level estimate, and Zero-cross est. is a rough frequency hint. Live mic/demo mode uses Web Audio FFT bins for the spectrum view; file mode shows a downsampled amplitude profile rather than a true offline FFT. Treat this as a debugging instrument, not a calibrated acoustics meter.

runtime

Browser-local execution

Inputs stay inside the current tab unless you copy, download or explicitly export.

memory

Session handoff

Magic Paste can pass input to a target tool through sessionStorage, never through the URL.

control

User-owned state

Favorites, recent tools and workflow history are local browser data you can clear from the browser.

smart handoff graph

Suggested next moves

session handoff ready
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How to use

  1. 01Click Start mic and allow microphone access.
  2. 02Watch waveform, frequency spectrum and level metrics update live.
  3. 03Use Stop to release the microphone when finished.
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FAQ

Is audio uploaded or recorded?
No. The Web Audio API analyzes the microphone stream inside your browser. The tool does not record, save or upload audio.
Is this a calibrated sound meter?
No. RMS, peak, dBFS and rough pitch are useful debugging signals, but not calibrated acoustic measurements.
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