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- What is sound manager?
- Is there an app that can identify sounds?
- Is there an app to improve sound quality?
- Why is the sound on my apps not working?
- Is there an app that listens to music and tells you the notes?
- How do you identify noise?
What is sound manager?
The Sound Manager is a part of the classic Apple Macintosh operating system, in Classic Mac OS. It is used to control the production and manipulation of sounds on Macintosh computers.
Is there an app that can identify sounds?
Shazam (free; all smartphones): This app recognizes recorded songs—popular or not. You're sitting in some restaurant, bar, office or elevator; you let the app listen to the music for a few seconds and marvel as it tells you the song title, singer, album and so on.
Is there an app to improve sound quality?
Not all phones or music apps include an equalizer function, but it's possible to download a dedicated EQ app to do the trick for you. The likes of EQu and Equalizer+ on iPhone, and Music Volume EQ and Equalizer on Android, will let you tweak the sound output on your device for a warmer, bassier, or airier sound.
Why is the sound on my apps not working?
Android devices have many different volume controls so it's possible the volume you're turning up isn't the one that controls the volume in the app. To double check, go to your device Settings, find the Sound option and then check the volume level of all the controls. The one you're looking for is the Media volume.
Is there an app that listens to music and tells you the notes?
Musical Note Pad (FREE)
This Android app offers aspiring composers a fast way to write simple music scores on their smartphones.
How do you identify noise?
The most straightforward method to detect a noise source is to map the Sound Pressure Level (SPL) at various locations around the noisy product. The SPL is measured with a single channel FFT or 1/3 octave analyser at each point of a defined grid.
