Audio Spectrum Analyzer

Audio Spectrum Analyzer

by Black Cat Systems

52 ratings
68 reviews
$3.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 10, 2010
  • April 26, 2017

Features

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Transform your iOS device into a powerful audio spectrum analyzer. Visualize frequencies up to 20 kHz with customizable display options including frequency span, FFT size, and logarithmic views. Enhance analysis with filtering, peak hold, and adjustable decay rates.

βœ“Frequency analysis up to 20 kHz
βœ“Adjustable frequency span and FFT size
βœ“Logarithmic frequency display
βœ“Graph fill mode toggle
βœ“Up to five frequency markers
βœ“Spectrum filtering and averaging
βœ“Peak hold with adjustable decay rate
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What's New in Audio Spectrum Analyzer

1.5

April 26, 2017

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. Updates for iOS 10.3 Adds Blackman-Harris window Adds volume indicator

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User reviews

Love it!

Very handy in recording studio.

不正璺

金を返して欲しい

Needs averaging

Very useful, but it would be so much better if it could do a running average of the spectrums. This would help to pull signals out of the noise floor.

Problems with newer iPhones

No way to exit on iPhones without a Home button

Doesn’t work

Doesn’t work with iPhone XR. Looks like it has t been updated in years. Not worth any money

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

14 issues

No way to exit on iPhones without Home button

Bug

Doesn't work with iPhone XR

Bug

Stopped working after about 3 minutes

Bug

Zooming sometimes doesn't work

Bug

Resuming app makes it not display frequency data

Bug

Cannot pinch to zoom in frequency domain

Bug

Peak hold feature is unnecessary/freezes

Bug

Graph disappears

Bug

Screen update is slow

Bug

White screen only on iPad 1

Bug

Vertical volume scale incorrect

Bug

Laggy controls

Bug

Cannot see entered text

Bug

Fatal, doesn't work, jerky

Bug
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Requested Features

19 requests

Running average of spectrums

Feature

Ability to exit on iPhones without Home button

Feature

Ability to reset peak hold with a tap

Feature

Go to 40 kHz

Feature

Expand instructions for filtering window

Feature

Zoom on Y axis (amplitude)

Feature

Freeze spectrum and save/email

Feature

Isolate portions of the spectrum

Feature

Apple Watch port

Feature

More detailed grid

Feature

Linear vertical axis

Feature

More control over FFT parameters

Feature

Waterfall display

Feature

Sliding cursor/zoom window

Feature

Manually place markers

Feature

Pause, peak hold, save functions

Feature

Waterfall view

Feature

Configurable averaging

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More functions

Feature

FAQ

What does this app do?

This application transforms your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch into a functional audio spectrum analyzer. It allows you to visualize audio frequencies up to 20 kHz, providing detailed insights into sound characteristics.

What are the key features for analyzing audio?

Key features include adjustable frequency span and FFT size (from 1024 to 262144 bins), a logarithmic display of the 10 Hz to 20 kHz range, graph fill mode, up to five frequency markers, spectrum filtering for smoothing, and a peak hold function with adjustable decay rate.

Is this app free to use?

Based on the provided information, this application is a paid app. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model.

What devices is this app compatible with?

The app is designed for iOS devices, specifically mentioning iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. It leverages the device's microphone to capture and analyze audio.

How can I use this app for audio analysis?

You can use this app to monitor the frequency content of various audio sources, such as music, environmental sounds, or instrument output. The customizable display and analysis tools help in identifying specific frequencies, their intensity, and transient events.