Apps tagged with 'Spectrum Analyzer' Page 2 of 2

A free and open-source loudness and spectrum analyzer: fourteen meter modules on a canvas you arrange yourself, for desktop and tablets.

A free science lab for phones and tablets with 50+ sensor instruments, video motion analysis, data graphs, experiment notebooks and QR activities.

Point your iPhone at any sound source and see the decibel level in real time on a clean analog gauge. Perfect for concerts, restaurants, offices, nurseries, and noisy neighbors.

Live audio visualizer for your Mac. See real-time sound with customizable meters: analog VU, waveforms, colorful bars, spectrum analyzer, and more.

Collection of programs for audio measurements and analysis in acoustical and communication systems. Uses standard and professional PC sound cards for audio signal acquisition and generation.

Android Oscilloscope and Spectrum visualizer. Contribute to billthefarmer/scope development by creating an account on GitHub.

A free, open-source audio analyser plug-in: thirteen lenses over one engine, and VERDICT, which writes each finding with its number and its rule.

Turn your music library into a visual experience. 13 real-time audio visualizers, 24 handcrafted themes, powerful music library tools, and a built-in equalizer. No telemetry. No subscriptions. Fully offline.

Partiels is an audio analysis application and a collection of plug-ins that allow you to explore the content and characteristics of sounds. Made for researchers, musicologists, composers, sound designers, etc.

A native macOS audio analyzer with real-time FFT spectrum analysis, stereo VU meters, Mid/Side analysis, and a phase correlation meter. Built with SwiftUI and Apple's Accelerate framework.

WaveCheck is a forensic audio quality analyzer for Windows. It decodes a file in pure Rust (no FFmpeg), measures it to broadcast spec, and tells you at a glance whether it's a genuine master or an upscaled fake.

Circuit Solver is an electronic circuit simulator. You drag your electrical components and place them on one at a time. You hook up some sources and you place some meters to read the values.

Windows music player that opens about 70 formats, including Amiga and DOS tracker modules, with a per-channel oscilloscope coloured by frequency.

iSpectrum is an easy to use audio spectrum analyzer that allows you to view live audio in a standard frequency plot, a stereo oscilloscope view and a waterfall display.

You can adjust the display resolution, center frequency and save images to disk.

DJ Flow is a free, open-source Windows app for DJs who use Rekordbox. It stays on top of Rekordbox and keeps your tracks in a dedicated vault folder, ready to import.