Doesn’t work
The app wave form just jumped all over the place can’t detect a single frequency
Sound Analysis Oscilloscope
This app is terrible. I agree with the previous review. Don’t buy it.
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Waste of money
$2.99
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This utility displays audio signal properties like frequency, waveform, and wavelength. It also identifies music notes corresponding to detected frequencies and includes a chromatic tuner. The app offers four frequency range modes and can be paused with a single tap.
✓Microphone input
✓Waveform and wavelength display
✓Volume indicator
✓Frequency range modes (6-2000 Hz)
✓Main frequency display
✓Chromatic tuner
✓Pause functionality
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What's New in Sound Analysis Oscilloscope
1.2
November 6, 2018
Fix of the occasional app stop while changing the ranges.
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What are the main features of Sound Analysis Oscilloscope?
Sound Analysis Oscilloscope displays waveform, wavelength, volume, and main frequency. It also detects music notes corresponding to frequencies and includes a chromatic tuner. The app supports four frequency range modes from 6 to 2000 Hz.
What devices is Sound Analysis Oscilloscope compatible with?
Sound Analysis Oscilloscope is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How much does Sound Analysis Oscilloscope cost?
Sound Analysis Oscilloscope is a paid application with a price of $2.99.
What is the age rating for Sound Analysis Oscilloscope?
Sound Analysis Oscilloscope has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
When was Sound Analysis Oscilloscope last updated?
The latest version of Sound Analysis Oscilloscope was released on November 6, 2018, with version 1.2.
Does Sound Analysis Oscilloscope have ads?
No, Sound Analysis Oscilloscope does not contain advertisements.
What is the user feedback on Sound Analysis Oscilloscope?
Based on 3 ratings, Sound Analysis Oscilloscope has an average rating of 1.7 stars.
Can Sound Analysis Oscilloscope be used offline?
The description does not specify offline functionality, but its core features like microphone input and signal analysis would likely require active use of device hardware.
