- Category: Music
- First released: February 11, 2019
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: Masayuki Akamatsu
- org.akamatsu.Oscillator
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
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8 of 23If you're looking for a frequency generator this is it. And for the other reviewers, what do you expect an ocillator to do! This app does everything it says and you can edit the frequency range too! Good buy!
Any chance an update will shift the frequency below 100hz. If it could be done it becomes a great tool to the av installer to check for room problems at low frequency
A great app to smooth out the frequency response of your sound system when used with an SPL meter and an equalizer. Also useful to help set your crossover points. A very good tuning tool for a buck. I looked at the sine signal on a scope; very little distortion, but some high frequency noise was detected. This noise probably originated from the probe cable or the ipod itself. This low noise was inaudible to me.
I remember downloading Sinewave from Installer from this same developer and I loved it to death. My friends even joked with it as a metal detector or to put it in someones ear and scare the hell outta then. Very worth the $1. Thanks!
Always been a great app. Works flawlessly for me.
but I really do wish it had pink noise as well as white noise!
This app does not work at all. I think it is just a scam to steal $1 from you. Do not download.
In order to get real live use out of this app, I'd need to see the names of notes on the slider. For instance, instead of telling me '440,' couldn't we have the option to have it say 'A'? This would greatly help me make this app wonderfully useful. Also, if you ever want to make an ondes martonet instrument app, I would pay as much as $10 for it. Until then, I believe this app is the closest to that instrument, but I am only half satisfied and I will not be recommending this app to anyone until the metamorphosis from frequency #'s to lettered notes occurs.
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