Category | Price | Seller | Device |
---|---|---|---|
Music | $2.99 | Lubomir Havran BINARTS | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
*** OUTPUT ***
Visualization is done on real like device that shows:
- Audio level
- Noise Level
- Frequency range
- Current frequency
- Frequency oscilloscope
- Spectrum analyzer
*** ACCURACY ***
Application is calibrated with real tone generator. Working range is around 15 - 22500 Hz, and accuracy around +/- 0.5 %.
*** NOISE LIMIT ***
You can easily set a limit that removes noise treshold with included trackbar.
*** RANGE SELECTION ***
Choose minimum and maximum frequency you want to scan.
*** EXPORT ***
You can export output chart to comma-separated file that you can later analyze with MS Excel or other table processor. Application shares document folder in iTunes.
*** SUPPORT***
Please don't hesitate to write us for details or questions: [email protected]
DO NOT BUY THIS APP! I was trying to determine if the frequency on my keyboard was accurate (I can change the frequency on my keyboard). I’ve done this in the past with other frequency detectors. Even though you can actually HEAR the difference, this app does not register this change. For instance at A=440, the app says 441.39. When my instrument is tuned to A=300, this app says 441.39. Only when I tune to A=190 it changed to 417. So absolutely useless.
I just need an app that accurately tells me the frequency of s tone played through a speaker. This one kind of does that, for the first note presented to it, but fails to change its output when the tone changes. It sort of works if I keep shutting it down and restarting it, but that’s not very convenient. Also, it would be nice to have some documentation as to what the controls are supposed to do and what the display is supposed to indicate.
No guidance on how to get it to work. Doesn’t deserve any form of rating.
Radio frequency meter junk do not buy Apple should review their apps a little more carefully should be able to get your money back