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This frontend for ffmpeg batch analyzes audio files for Peak levels, peak and total RMS, and DC offset. Much faster than a typical audio editor with a statistics plugin, which first loads the file while generating a picture, then scans it a second time to find the statistics. This program does it all in one fell swoop, thus half the time. What's more, it was designed specifically for set and forget batch operation. The end product is a text file with the same filename as each audio file,...

VibroToolbox is a tool for research and education in vibrometry. Test your audio equipment, describe responses to vibratory stimulation and analyze directionality. It works with precision i/o hardware or simple sound cards, various sensors and speakers.

This project is the MATLAB development of a virtual sound level meter. The program will read in a calibrated .wav file and allow the user to analyze it as one would analyze a sound field with a sound level meter. The software implements Fast, Slow, Impulse and LEQ; A, C and Flat Weighting; Ln and Noise Dose analysis; Octave and 1/3 Octave band analysis; high resolution FFT analysis and spectrograms. Band analysis can be made using fast FFT methods or slower, but ANSI standard methods. ...

The program can reads a MusicXML file and analyze it by GTTM Grouping rules. The results will be exported to a Excel file.

Tune is a note/chord detecting program for use with guitars, pianos, or voices. It uses an FFT to analyze incoming sound and computes the root frequency.

Speech Made Visible is an experiment in showing some of the qualities of speech in printed text. Analyze a recording for attributes like pitch, intensity (loudness), and speed; then style the words in a transcript to suggest those characteristics.

dvbsnoop - DVB analyzer / MPEG analyzer program to monitor, analyze, debug, dump or view dvb/mpeg/dsm-cc/mhp stream information (TS, PES, SECTION) (e.g. digital television) send via satellite, cable or terrestrial.

Hildegard is a music theory engine that will analyze music based on various theoretical systems. Users can stick to common theoretical systems or write their own with an extension language.

ViGiL is supposed to be a platform-independent tool for singing students. In it's final version it should be able to analyze a voice recording (read from audio file or microphone) and compare it to a given score according to melody, rhythm and dynamics.