Tone generator vs 呼吸法ガイド

Generate various periodic signals with different waveforms with adjustable frequency and amplitude. These are used to test electronic circuits such as amplifiers and filters. Also suitable for musicians to tune their instruments. As soon as a note sounds, the integrated tuner recognizes the pitch and displays the note name and deviation. For any instrument that produces an even tone. A metronome also helps you to practise. Drive insects away or compare your hearing ability with your friends and relatives and share your results! Or watch others straining their ears to find the sounds that cannot locate you. Party fun is guaranteed! optional features (Purchase): - free of Ads - manual frequency input - support app functionality for connected Bluetooth devices, e.g. speaker - different signals - white/pink noise - tuner for tuning instruments (real-time tone recognition C1-C8) with tuning whistle - metronome for a steady tempo - note/tone for frequency - Left/right channel, stereo - create a tone sequence for playing several different frequencies in particular time slot - loop for tone sequence - save and delete tone sequences - load saved tone sequences - send your tone sequence as an audio file (.caf format) - option to compress audio files Attention: If you want to share your results with others, first test your audible frequencies, then mark under the speakers your lowest audible tone and your highest audible tone (stored only temporarily). A small hint: the chart will show you what other frequencies of your age are still possible to reach.

A breathing guide that counts each breath along with a simple on-screen guide. Choose a technique based on how you're feeling — relax, before sleep, before focusing, need a reset, or before a presentation. Follow the guide's motion and the large second counter, and try matching the same rhythm at whatever pace feels comfortable. ■ What you can do • Six techniques: 3-count breathing, 4-count breathing, 5-count breathing, extended exhale, box breathing (4-4-4-4), and 4-7-8 breathing • See how long to inhale, exhale, and hold, shown in large, real elapsed seconds • Read what each technique is for and what to expect when trying it • A short learning guide that separates what's established from what isn't, with sources • The small sound that marks each count can be turned off in settings ■ Using this app safely If you feel short of breath, dizzy, or uncomfortable, stop and return to normal breathing. This app is not a substitute for medical care, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency response. Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/