FFT app for phones

[violins88]

Many of us have used Audacity to analyze violin sounds.  I don’t think Audacity works on phones. But I am sure there is something that does. What is it, please?

 

Thanks, John

[David Stiles]

I have been using a spectrum analyser called Spectroid on Android phone.   Very convenient & useful for measuring tap tones quickly.  

[Don Noon]

If you have an iphone, searching for "sound spectrum analysis" in the app store gives quite a few options.  I don't use my phone for that kind of thing, so I can't advise which one is best.

[violins88]

Thanks David and Don.

 

I am planning to teach how to measure the speed of sound in wood.

[Davide Sora]

31 minutes ago, violins88 said:

Thanks David and Don.

 

I am planning to teach how to measure the speed of sound in wood.

Spectroid works well for that.

[Will Turner]

Any suggestions for an iPhone user to use for tap tones?

[Shunyata]

@Will Turner I use Spectrum.  It is fairly comparable to Spectroid.  If anyone finds something better, let me know!

[Will Turner]

4 hours ago, Shunyata said:

@Will Turner I use Spectrum.  It is fairly comparable to Spectroid.  If anyone finds something better, let me know!

Thank you!  I'll give that app a try.   Appreciate it!

[Tim M]

@Will Turner, if you are looking for a simple tuner app to get the frequency of different modes, gStrings works well. It picks out m1, m2, and m5 pretty reliability.