Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Music | Free | TMSOFT | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Tone Generator has many uses:
- Hearing Test: What is the lowest/highest frequency you can hear in each ear?
- Tuning Instruments: Does your top guitar string match Low E at 440 Hz?
- Science Experiments: What is the resonant frequency of your wine glass?
- Audio System Test: What frequencies does your subwoofer support?
Directions:
Adjust audio frequency by dragging the slider or tapping the plus/minus buttons. Adjust device volume using the on-screen volume slider. You can also specify to play audio to any AirPlay supported device. Toggle audio playback using the Play/Pause button.
Created by the audio experts at TMSOFT that brought you the famous White Noise app. Check out all our apps and sounds at http://www.tmsoft.com/
I would like to cast over WiFi. Please add that option and you’re good
What I really like about this app, is that; 1. It doesn’t go quiet when you shut down your screen to save phone battery. 2. It saves your Hz from your previous session. Nice job.
I like how simple and effective this tone generator app is. I already purchased White Noise from this company and use it regularly to create a tranquil atmosphere at home or in the office. I’d love to have some additional features in this tone generator app. 1. Pulse - the user can have the tone pulse on and off automatically. Allow the user to select the length of “on” time and “off” time. 2. Audio Channel - the user can select which audio channel(s) the tone is sent through. Allow the user to select an option to alternate sending the tone to the left and right audio channels. Allow the user to set the switching speed to control how often the tone switches between the left and right audio channels. The audio channel options could be: - Stereo - Left Channel - Right Channel - Alternate Channels (with speed selection of “Alternate ____ times per minute”) Thanks for great apps!
One of the best free tone generators. The only suggestion I would make is to add the ability to manually enter the tone frequency.
Only thing I think it needs is to display the note of the sound played. A, A#, etc.
I like this app. It’s quick and easy. I do have some suggestions... The slider makes it a little difficult to hone in on a freq. In addition to the plus/minus buttons for incremental adjustment, maybe a 20 Hz jump button to get you close faster? Also, an octave jump button would be cool.