WildSpectra Mobile Lite

Real-time scrolling spectrogram, octave-band, and audio post-processing tool.

Real-time scrolling spectrogram offering amplitude, power, dB, and octave-bands,
plus recording and post-processing-routines. Details follow comment refutations below.

@BRICE: Lose the unnecessary attitude; I can increase the minimum height easily enough, it was an arbitrary decision that made perfect sense on my phone but I see you're using a tablet (I don't own zillions of android devices after all). As to the menu button, it's part of the phone, not part of the app. That part of your comment makes no sense.

@MOVIEMAN: Contact me, it works great for me.

@MICHELE: Out-of-date, should work now.

@ABIGAIL: It's a real-time tool, not a file tool. Geez.

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LITE LIMITATION:
- 10s max recording (but unlimited real-time analysis).
- Limited sampling-rate, transform-size, octave-band options.
- No file support (saving/opening WAV files).

FEATURES:
- Up to 48kHz sampling rate on some phones.
- Additional real-time views:
Waveform
Spectrum
1/3 octave-band spectrum (pro version offers any number of bands 1 to 12)
Level meter
- Post-processing routines:
Trim
Gain
Amplify
- Save/open WAV files (pro version only).
- Inverted UI orients primary mic forward for improved audio response.

PLEASE READ THE INCLUDED DOCUMENTATION OR EMAIL ME IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS.

The version history has a complete list of recent changes.

Installed this while trying to explain about sound to my young son. It really ...

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ed - 2011-05-17
Installed this while trying to explain about sound to my young son. It really helped to visualise what I was talking about. Great work

Nice comprehensive sound app.... bit complicated tho when you are used to skip ...

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~I - 2011-05-27
Nice comprehensive sound app.... bit complicated tho when you are used to skip readmes. Could have some practical use :)

Runs very well and gives a very good view of sound sources. Recommended!

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C. - 2011-06-15

This is one helluva app.

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Craig U. Galaxy S II - 2011-09-16
Explore the menus, set up spectragram as B&W instead of color, turn on the other functions. Playback so something like a bird chirp can be analyzed.

You appear to know your audio frequency mechanics. I could learn quite alot from ...

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brian - 2011-08-18
You appear to know your audio frequency mechanics. I could learn quite alot from this app. All stars. BF.

I found it really interesting to examine everyday sounds with this. Droid X

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Jonathan - 2011-03-07

THIS BLOWS! the only reason I downloaded this was to analyse some ARG related ...

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WAR10CK - 2011-05-07
THIS BLOWS! the only reason I downloaded this was to analyse some ARG related files but I cant!

Not good

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movieman - 2011-10-04
Adds huge gaps when you stop. There are better

@ Keith this app is well made. Stop wasting time commenting on the haters ...

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ss - 2011-02-12
@ Keith this app is well made. Stop wasting time commenting on the haters and Keep focused on makin great studio apps :)

FROM THE DEVELOPER

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Keith - 2011-10-04
@MOVIEMAN: I'm not sure what you mean by gaps. You might be using very aggressive sampling rates, although it should adjust to compensate. If you don't contact me, I can't help. @WAR10CK: You gave the app a mean-spirited rating b/c it doesn't support some esoteric file format? Besides, it's primarily a real-time analysis app, not a file app, geez. CURTIS's complaint was partially solved in v2.0.2 (the back button cancels the problem now).