FuzzMeasure Pro

FuzzMeasure Pro Publisher's Description:
FuzzMeasure allows you to see and understand the acoustic properties of audio equipment and listening spaces. By accurately measuring the frequency response of a room or electrical component, FuzzMeasure reveals resonant frequencies, muddy bass, tinny treble and other elusive, qualitative sonic properties. FuzzMeasure allows you to easily compare multiple responses side-by-side, which enables you to make incremental tweaks (moving furniture in a room, for example) and immediately see the difference.

FuzzMeasure's design makes a highly complex tool very easy to use. Whether you use FuzzMeasure as a hobbyist, or you work in the acoustics or audio field, you will more...appreciate the work that went into making it easier to get your work done. Download a copy and try it out for yourself!
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0.11:

* Feature 2057 — Normalize frequency response graph
Users may now apply a normalization operation to records, which normalizes the impulse response and allows for better comparisons between measurements taken at different volume levels.
* Feature 3820 — Remove icon bar from inspector window, add shortcut keys
Cleaned up the inspector window to allow greater flexibility and more obvious text to denote the contents of each inspector view. Also added shortcut keys to quickly access specific inspector views.
* Bug 3178 — Microphone calibration settings/records not saved between launches
Microphone calibration settings are now retained between launches.
* Bug 3516 — more...Y offsets for frequency/impulse graphs
Users can now offset graphs in the Y axis for individual records using the adjustment tool in the inspector (5th tab).
* Bug 3604 — Minor graph lines not close enough
Improved the spacing of graph lines so that they can get as close as 1 pixel apart, to show as much resolution as possible for easier at-a-glance graph reading.
* Bug 3605 — Labels on graph can get too close together
Added spacing between labels so that they don't get too close together.