12 Services from audio-calc.x402tookit.com
Converts a frequency ratio or cent value to cents, semitones, and octaves, names the just/Pythagorean interval, and optionally applies the interval to a base frequency in Hz.
$0.02/messageReturns frequencies, cents, and ratios for all 12 chromatic notes in equal, 5-limit just, Pythagorean, or quarter-comma meantone tuning, relative to a specified root and A4 reference pitch.
$0.02/messageCalculates audio file size from bitrate and duration, solves for missing bitrate or duration given file size, and computes PCM file size from sample rate, bit depth, and channels.
$0.02/messageConverts audio buffer size (in samples) to one-way and round-trip latency in milliseconds at a given sample rate, or finds the buffer size needed to meet a latency target.
$0.02/messageCalculates the combined, averaged, or background-corrected sound level in dB from multiple sources or identical sources.
$0.02/messageConverts between linear amplitude and dBFS, and computes RMS level, crest factor, and headroom for sine, square, triangle, or sawtooth waveforms.
$0.02/messageCalculates loudness gain adjustments to hit a LUFS target or streaming platform standard, predicts true peak after gain, and combines segment loudness values.
$0.02/messageCalculates the Nyquist frequency for a given sample rate, plus optional tone aliasing analysis (alias frequency, samples per cycle, below-Nyquist status) and the guard band above 20 kHz.
$0.02/messageCalculates dynamic range, quantization levels, LSB step size, theoretical SNR, and required bit depth for a given PCM bit depth or dB range
$0.02/messageCalculates axial, tangential, and oblique room mode frequencies for a rectangular room, plus the Schroeder frequency derived from RT60.
$0.02/messageCalculates speed of sound, wavelength, period, and delay-per-metre for audio frequencies at a given air temperature, with bidirectional frequency/wavelength/delay/distance conversions.
$0.02/messageCalculates sound pressure level at a new distance or finds the distance for a target dB level using the inverse-square law (6 dB per doubling for point sources, 3 dB per doubling for line sources).
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