Spectrum Analyzer RTA Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Spectrum Analyzer RTA for iPhone.
Spectrum Analyzer RTA is paid iOS app published by ONYX 3
Musicians and Sound People Need This
FrogMan458
Well-done app! Looks great on my iPad Pro and seems to do everything as-advertised. Definitely recommended.
Screen flashes incessantly. Not useable
Gabrien1
As mentioned in previous reviews. Still not fixed. Works only in spectrograph mode. Feeling a bit ripped off since some newer reviews are positive, but fails date to late 2015 update.
Very easy to use
SuperRockinDoc
Not complicated plus it includes a tone generator that generates different tones plus pink noise and white noise.
Doesn't work with iOS 10
DesmoD16
No longer works with iOS 10. Doesn't look like the app is being updated either given the last update is pretty old.
Excellent app
12voltheaven.com
This app works great and have a very pleasing look and feel. I design sound systems and this app is useful to get a visual on how my system is performing. This app is also going to be useful for training or testing employees. The app does what it's supposed to and if you get a good external mic it becomes a lot more precise. This tool is well worth the money and I really couldn't be more pleased with this purchase.
iOS 10 device glitch…
astaley
There is a glitch with the UI in which the scale button displays "Decade" instead of "Log". This doesn't appear to happen on iOS 9 devices.
I was surprised how far to push my car stereo settings--nice!
Don A7
Seems to work best if I attach the iPhone to the car via USB for pink noise generator, and use iPad for spectrum analysis. Doing both on the iPhone alone, the iPhone noticeably diminished the pink noise volume. I used iPhone 7+ and iPad Pro with iOS 10.3.2, and the screen is completely steady. Even with the iPhone 4S, the screen is completely steady.
This app seems to work fine now
SHinPW
Update 6/20/17: The problem noted below seems to have been resolved without an update to the app. Quite possibly, the problem was in iOS, not the app. iOS was updated recently. Old review: It worked for about an hour and then stopped after I switched to another app temporarily. No longer would it take input from the microphone, so the graphs went blank. I found a trick to get it working again: I just plugged a device into the headphone jack and removed it. Voilà, it worked again.