{ "id": "spl-meter", "name": "SPL Meter", "version": "0.2.0", "proddash": ">=1.5.0", "description": "Calibrated sound level, Leq and RTA from an audio input on this machine", "permissions": [ { "kind": "microphone", "reason": "Measuring sound level from an audio input on this machine" } ], "client": "client.js", "server": "server.js", "style": "style.css", "minSize": { "w": 2, "h": 1 }, "defaultSize": { "w": 3, "h": 2 }, "configGroups": { "Input": { "toggle": "enabled" }, "Measurement": { "columns": 2 }, "Calibration": { "collapsed": "whenSet", "help": "A sound level calibrator fits over the microphone capsule and emits a known level, almost always 94 dB at 1 kHz. Put it on, press Measure beside the channel, and copy the offset it reports into the box. Without this the meter still works, but it reads in dB relative to full scale and every tile says so." } }, "configSchema": { "enabled": { "type": "switch", "label": "Sound level measurement", "group": "Input", "default": false }, "device": { "type": "select", "label": "Audio device", "group": "Input", "showWhen": "enabled", "default": "", "optionsRoute": "/devices" }, "channels": { "type": "string", "label": "Channels on that device (1-based, comma separated)", "group": "Input", "showWhen": "enabled", "default": "1", "help": "One meter per channel — \"1\" for a single measurement mic, \"1,2\" for a stereo pair." }, "weighting": { "type": "select", "label": "Weighting", "group": "Measurement", "default": "A", "options": [ { "value": "A", "label": "A — how loud it sounds" }, { "value": "C", "label": "C — keeps the low end" }, { "value": "Z", "label": "Z — no weighting at all" } ] }, "bands": { "type": "switch", "label": "Spectrum analysis", "group": "Measurement", "default": true, "help": "1/48-octave bands for the RTA and spectrogram tiles, which each fold them to their own banding. Turn it off if you only ever show the number." }, "calibration": { "type": "string", "label": "Offsets in dB, one per channel", "group": "Calibration", "default": "", "help": "Leave empty and every reading is dB relative to full scale, labelled dBFS so nobody mistakes it for real SPL." } } }