Shows the tune of the selected mode, just like a guitar tuner. The hand indicates the 'exact' tune in cent (100 cent are 1 half tone).

The so called "Bolt-area" indicates a accumulation of good room ratios. If the red cross lies within this area you have a good chance of more evenly distributed modes.

sources:

• Bolt R.H.: "Spatial Resonance and Standing Wave Patterns in Small Models of Various Shapes", JASA 10 (1939)
• Bolt R.H.: "Frequency Distribution of Eigentones in a Three-Dimensional Continuum", JASA 10 (1939)
• Bolt R.H.: "Normal Modes of Vibration in Room Acoustics: Angular Distribution Theory", JASA 11 (1939)
• Bolt R.H.: "Angular Distribution of Normal Modes", JASA 11 (1939)

Shows the number of modes per third up to your chosen limit-frequency, beginning with the lowest mode. According to the "Bonello-criteria" this function should be strictly increasing to reach a good distribution of modes.

sources:

• Bonello, Oscar J.: "A New Criterion for the Distribution of Normal Room Modes" - AES-Journal(USA) 29 (1981)\n\n\
• Bonello, Oscar J.: "Acoustical evaluation and control of normal room modes" - JASA 66 (1979)

Displays the room in 3D. Select a mode above to see its pressure zones.