Sound Spectrum Analysis vs Frequency Generator

The application is designed for analysis of a sound spectrum in real time (with a microphone). Besides, the application can be used as a measuring instrument of noise level (not for exact measurements). • Sound wave. • Fast fourier transform (FFT). FFT size: 2048 (the accuracy of determining the frequency of ±12 Hz), 4096 (±6 Hz), 8192 (±3 Hz), 16384 (±2 Hz), 32768 (±1 Hz), 65536 (±0.5 Hz), 131072 (±0.2 Hz). • Linear and logarithmic frequency scale. • Linear frequency scale with maximum details (there is a choice for the displayed frequency range). • Linear and logarithmic amplitude scale. • Octave bands (1/1, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12). • Window functions (Blackman, Hamming, Hann (Hanning), Blackman–Nuttall, Gaussian, Flat top). • A- and C-Weightings. • Peak hold. • Exponential spectrum averaging. • Peak frequency detection. • Values of any point (for frequency scale and sound wave (at maximum detail)). • Sound level meter (dB SPL). You can calibrate your microphone by launching a signal generator with a sinusoid frequency of 1000 Hz on another device and making the volume very low. When the sound is almost inaudible, it is necessary to find the amplitude for the frequency of 1000 Hz on the spectrum (FFT size: 16384). This value should be multiplied by 1.2 (to compensate for spectral leakage). It will be the reference value for your microphone. ESTIMATE THE TOTAL NOISE LEVEL BY USING THE SOUND WAVE MODE AT THE MAXIMUM VALUE. • Sample rate: 48000 Hz. • Taking a screenshot by lightly touching the screen. • Export data to a WAV or text file ("Y=[y1 y2... yn]", "y1;y2;... yn", "x1;y1\nx2;y2;..."). Number of points is adjusted via "FFT size". • Automatic stop in the sound wave mode (when increasing or decreasing signal strength). • Automatic stop in the spectrum mode. Now you can stop data collection when the start of the fading signal reaches the end of the FFT buffer. The beginning of the signal is not calculated accurately (just like with an automatic stop in the sound wave mode). • Test wave. • Saving the measurement results in the application. Files with saved data (SavedData_[date]_[time].txt) can be copied to a desktop/laptop computer or transferred to another iPhone using iTunes. There are buttons for quick loading and comparing saved files. • Dark theme. • List of frequency peaks. If several peaks have a common base, then they are considered as one peak. The minimum height of the peak for octave bands is 2 dB. • Interpolation of frequencies in the list of peaks. To interpolate the frequency of the peak, select the Gaussian window (the accuracy of determining the frequency can increase by 10-100 times). The calculation is not done for the extreme bins or if the adjacent bin is zero. • Calculation of the amplitude (in the list of peaks) using neighboring bins (to compensate for spectral leakage and use of the window). The number of bins used for calculation is written in brackets. • Collecting recent data (last minute). You can move over all collected data. The amplitude of the waveform can be changed in the sound wave mode. • Calibration file. The app recognizes only files for the UMIK-1 microphone, but you can specify which microphones you need support for.

Frequency Generator - Tone and Sound Generate audio tones, explore sound frequencies, and find the right pitch with a simple, easy-to-use frequency generator. Whether you are tuning a musical instrument, checking a reference pitch, experimenting with audio frequencies, or exploring sound, this app gives you convenient control over the tone you hear. FREQUENCY GENERATOR Generate sound at an adjustable frequency and explore different pitches. Use the frequency slider or enter a value directly to find the tone you need. TONE GENERATOR WITH VOLUME CONTROL Adjust the sound volume to suit your needs. Fine-tune your listening experience while experimenting with different frequencies and pitches. TUNING FORK AND MUSICAL PITCH REFERENCE Use your phone as a digital tuning fork and pitch reference for musical practice. The standard reference tone of 440 Hz corresponds to A4, also known as concert A. This is a widely used reference for tuning musical instruments. Explore other frequencies to find the tones you need. EXPLORE AUDIO FREQUENCIES Discover how changing frequency affects the pitch of a sound. Move between lower and higher tones and experiment with different audio frequencies for music, sound exploration, and everyday listening. WHY USE FREQUENCY GENERATOR? - Adjustable sound frequency - Direct frequency input - Adjustable volume - Animated visual feedback while generating tones - Convenient audio pitch reference - Simple controls for quick access to sound settings WHO IS IT FOR? Musicians can use a reference tone while practising and tuning instruments. Music students can explore pitch and the relationship between frequency and musical notes. Audio enthusiasts can experiment with generated tones and different frequencies. Everyday users can quickly generate a tone at a frequency of their choice. SIMPLE AND EASY TO USE Open the app, select your frequency, adjust the volume, and generate your tone. Whether you need a tuning reference or a flexible frequency and sound generator, the essential controls are right at your fingertips. Download Frequency Generator and explore the world of sound, one frequency at a time.