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Version 1.0 · 2016-10-25
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The Voice Volume Meter Pro app, while originally designed for, and in collaboration with, Speech Language Pathologists, is useful for anyone who needs help controlling the volume of their own voice.
It is simple to use, and provides a visual feedback depending on your voice volume.
If the app display Blue, it gives an indication that you are speaking too quietly and need to “speak up”, if it displays Green, then your voice volume is good, and if it displays Red, then you are talking too loudly.
The user, or Speech Language Pathologist, can set the Upper and Lower thresholds, of an acceptable voice volume, and lock these once set. The relevant dB values are displayed while the thresholds are being set.
The Current, Maximum and Peak dB values are displayed on the main screen, these can be switched ON/OFF as required.…
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