Convince me, .wav file format has been around for ages. Whats so cool about that?
Flash memory sizes have exploded in the last year. Today you can get 4 GByte flash for under USD 100! This means that the sound level meters that support this now can record up to 12 hours of raw time data! That means your portable tape recorded suddenly has moved into the SLM (The maximum size of memory card the various Sound Level Meters support varies from manufacturer to manufacturer). All you do is simply import the .wav file into noiseLAB! And all of its processing capabilities are available, at a market leading price/performance. 2. That is quite cool . . . I had never really thought about a Sound Level Meter as a tape recorder before…. Good point. And now that you get that capability, you perhaps need to think about how much you want to invest in an advanced sound level meter with all its functions. From a convenience standpoint, it may well be very nice to have your sound level meter do all your processing for you. But from a price and performance standpoint, you may be bett
