Damn, I could slice a guy's cranium off with a meat cleaver and serve his brain to a bat, I'm so thirsty for an Eaglefish Beer!this is the only one that is fitting for the season
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the erase blending mode is the secret to doing stuff like this
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His tinnitus and hyperacusis improved over time and he got back to a relatively "normal" life.
Commercial software from the mid 2000s is better then most of the stuff I use and it is overkill for what 95% of the population needs. This is objectively true and this is why I am disgruntled with the tech industry. Software should be thought of as house furniture not a service that needs to be forever updated.You can forget about any improved usability or "giving the customer what they want" (aka. Windows XP/7); every tech company is "Google" now, and makes money selling what is essentially, spyware (barring Linux).
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I know the post above is from way long ago, but as I'm deep into this, what decibel meter did you get and what were/are your thoughts (heck, by now you may have something even newer/better)? Please share so I have somewhere to be directed to.How do you guys feel about noise meter apps?
I feel as if they are very inaccurate. I downloaded 2 and they aren't even close to similar readings. With my car windows open at my job's parking lot I get the following:
DB Meter app: 55 dB
Decibel X Pro: 63 dB
One is almost reading twice as loud as the other. Also 60 Db is supposed to be a normal conversation level. In my car it is almost silent besides far off traffic noise and crickets. So I have no idea how it is reading 63 in a quiet car.
When I talk with my phone 3 feet away it reads.
DB Meter app: 62 dB
Decibel X Pro: 65 dB
They are measured on DB Z if that makes a difference since I noticed that produces the highest readings compared to A, B & C. Seems to me these are horribly innacruate. I am getting a legit decibel reader from Amazon and will compare.
A lot of people use Decibel X.what decibel meter did you get and what were/are your thoughts (heck, by now you may have something even newer/better)? Please share so I have somewhere to be directed to.
I was referring more to the bottom of your post. Which dedicated "legit" meter did you get from Amazon?A lot of people use Decibel X.
VLIKE LCD Digital Audio Decibel Meter Sound Level Meter Noise Level Meter Sound Monitor dB Meter Noise Measurement Measuring 30 dB to 130 dB MAX Data Hold Function A/C Mode (Batteries Not Included)I was referring more to the bottom of your post. Which dedicated "legit" meter did you get from Amazon?