Audio-Technica introduces the new version of Installed Sound Support with improved modules and graphics

This version of its well-known and free app, developed and updated by Studio Six Digital, includes new modules in response to user demand, as well as improved graphics, UHF frequency tables for the company's wireless microphone systems, among others.

Presented on the market in 2014, the original Installed Sound Support app from Audio-Technica included features highly appreciated by professionals, as RTA and SPL measurement, Playback and recording of short audio test clips and a gain calculator. Developed and updated by Studio Six Digital, This new version includes new modules that have been requested by users, as well as improved graphics.

Among other functions, Installed Sound Support now incorporates UHF frequency tables for Audio-Technica wireless microphone systems, very useful to avoid intermodulation when planning configuration and using multiple wireless A-T channels around TV channels (U.S. only.); a cable calculator for the ATUC-50 digital conferencing system; antenna line loss calculator for some of the most popular RF cables on the market, and improved RTA and SPL module with peak hold function and tone/noise generator.

In addition, The new version of the app (which can be downloaded for free from this link) retains functions from the previous edition, such as calculating the wavelength of the audio in feet and/or meters based on the RTA and SPL real-time analyzer; Recording/playback of up to five test recordings; Calculation of potential acoustic gain (PAG) and the necessary acoustic gain (NAG); information links to the Audio-Technica website and audio tools (AudioTools) on the App Store.

Mark Donovan, Head of Application Engineering for Professional Markets at Audio-Technica, points out that "the Installed Sound Support app has proven to be a very useful outdoor tool for our integrators.. This update has expanded its usefulness and incorporates features compatible with our latest products.".

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