Essential tool for audio professionals! – AudioTools - dB, Sound & Audio Review

My first audio analyzer purchase (1979) was an Ivie IE-10A handheld octave band analyzer and IE-20 pink noise generator. The cost was $918.75. That was a lot of money to me, for a tool that has a small fraction of the utility of base AudioTools. Since then, I’ve spent many thousands of dollars on hardware TEF20, Sencore SP395 (fully unlocked), NTI audio products, as well as all upgrades of Smaart starting from version 1 to 8. My relatively small investment In AudioTools, iTestMic2, and iAudioPre2 deliver the utility and functionality and portability, replacing dedicated hardware and software for most of my measurement needs. I’ve taken advantage of Studio6Digital’s holiday sale to purchase the entire suite of tools, and appreciate their attention to addressing bugs, upgrades, and new features. I consider AudioTools an essential and indispensable tool for my audio work. Thanks!
Review by doc.strangelove on AudioTools - dB, Sound & Audio.