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This document describes how to use audio wave files as the data source for audio processing functions. Audio Files AudioTools modules normally take their input from a live input source, such as the built-in microphone or one of the external options, such as,,. Starting with AudioTools 9.4, you can now use a wave file for input, for some modules. Functions that support this feature currently include RTA, FFT, Smaart Spectrum, SPL Pro, and SPL Graph. Currently, only wave files using PCM format in either mono or stereo may be used for this feature. Preparing an Audio File The wave files must be stored in the SPL Graph public folder.

All audio wave files that have been stored from the SPL Graph module will be automatically available. If you want to use your own wave file, just copy it into the SPL Graph public folder. There are different methods to do this, depending on your file storage choice. Make sure that the file is a PCM encoded 16-bit wave file, mono or stereo, and recorded at 48k if possible.

44.1k will also work, but some functions in AudioTools expect the 48k sample rate. The files must have the '.wav' extension. Using Internal Storage If you are not using Dropbox or iCloud, connect your iOS device to a browser, just as you would to download a file. Download Video Woodstock 1999 Concert. Navigate to the SPL Graph public page, and use the Upload File button to transfer the file to the folder on the iOS device. ICloud Drop the wave file into the iCloud folder: studiosixdigital/public/SPLGraph Dropbox Dropbox is not currently supported for external wave files. Selecting a File Files are selected from the Input Sources page, which is accessed on the Setup page for the individual function, or from the Input button on the SPL Pro main page. Install Phoenix Miner Windows 10. This image shows the Input Sources button on the FFT setup page.