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8lack8rain
Limp Gawd
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Hello guys. I need a solution to measure the sound transfer from two adjacent units, in a building that is being constructed, to determine if any sound proofing needs to be added. Currently there are tenants in the units.
One concern might be if I use a pc to record sound files over a long period of time. So instead of one giant sound file. I'm hoping that there might be some software that could be used to chop it up into lets say 15 min intervals? Something along those lines.
My co-worker tells me that we are looking for a decibel meter that can be hooked up to a pc. If anyone has some working knowledge with this stuff it would be greatly appreciated.
One concern might be if I use a pc to record sound files over a long period of time. So instead of one giant sound file. I'm hoping that there might be some software that could be used to chop it up into lets say 15 min intervals? Something along those lines.
My co-worker tells me that we are looking for a decibel meter that can be hooked up to a pc. If anyone has some working knowledge with this stuff it would be greatly appreciated.
