Analyzes audio using Fast Fourier Transform to display amplitude vs. frequency graphs. Displays detailed spectral analysis in octaves. Supports iOS microphone or external microphones for accurate measurements.
by Andrew Smith★ 4.06 ratingsMusic$10.99Data updated 2026-09-08
ToneBoosters displays real-time , spectrum, and goniometer visuals. It processes microphone input for audio analysis. Supports AUv3 plugin format for integration with compatible host apps.
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