Doesn’t even connect to bluetooth
First step - connect IOS phone to bluetooth… check. 2nd step, press play left speaker … check… sound comes out of phone. I tried other apps while doing this (eg youtube) and they were “bluetoothing” just fine.
Withour connecting, this appnis just worthless
Withour connecting, this appnis just worthless
Pay for advertisement
After pay adds everywhere!
Rubbish App
It doesn’t work properly. The UI is also very bad.
Ios 16
Ne s’ouvre pas sur ios 16 l’application ferme directement
not great
doesn’t seem to work with bluetooth speakers.
Response from developer
Hello. As indicated in description, it does not support AirPlay indeed. This might not be clear enough, so I will add in next version: does NOT support bluetooth.
Useful Tool
Does what it says…
Basic but useful
Wanted to get a ballpark for equalizer settings, and this gave me just that. The bar graph presentation shows the limit of what it’s capturing which is nice to know actually, but a smoothed option would be nice to see. I have to wonder about the differences between iPhone mics and if there is sufficient compensation. I have a first gen iPhone SE, for example but the I for panel says “iPhone 8,4” which isn’t encouraging. But still, it got me a ballpark measurement so I’m happy.
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Very useful
Simple to use and very useful.
Not what I wanted
You have to connect to your stereo system with a cable. Does not work with Bluetooth .
Response from developer
Indeed, as indicated in the description, a wired connection is required. Thus it will not work with bluetooth.
Ads even if you buy
I bought the app in a bundle, it works ok but it shows an anoying quantity of ads (they are not suppose to be there at all in an payed app. What am I missing?). This must be a mistake or a scam.
Response from developer
This is solved in version 4.0: no ads anymore for those who have installed SPLnFFT on their device (SPLnFFT is part of the bundle).
Ads?
So we pay and get ads? What’s up with that?
lightweight, functional
It gives a nice graph of output levels at various frequencies (ostensibly) as a result of the white noise generated from the program. Should also chart the noise floor to guage the relevance of the resulting graph, because the same speaker test in a different environment yields different results that may not be correlated with any sound the speaker is generating.
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So far, so good
I'm not sure if the iPhone mic is really accurate enough to really use to calibrate against, but this app does seem to do fairly well at finding room modes.
