Apps Like MintFFT for iPhone and iPad
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MorseDecoder
Ronald Nicholson
Decode audio signals into text
Decode Morse code audio into text using microphone or headset input. Automatically translate signals or manually adjust settings for weak signals. Control filter frequency, WPM speed, and background noise threshold.

TB Reverb
Dirk Breebaart
Adjust parameters and modulate with LFO
Record and process microphone input in real time. Adjust over a hundred parameters for effects. Use integrated LFO for modulation and compression. Access shimmer module. Export processed audio files.


CameraVision
正行 Akamatsu
Project images and sounds to a screen
Capture and display real-time camera images and audio to external devices like projectors or TVs. Share still images from photo albums. Support wireless transfer to AirPlay-enabled devices.






Frequency Generator: Hz Waves
ORIOL NADAL SERRA
Generate tones, test speakers, eject water
Udio tones across 20 Hz to 20 kHz for testing, tuning, or experimentation. Test speaker performance for distortion or imbalance. Clean muffled speakers using the built-in speaker cleaner tool.


TB MBC
Dirk Breebaart
Shape audio with 12 bands and saturation
Adjust audio tracks with up to 12 configurable frequency bands. Apply two compressor curves per band. Add upward and downward saturation. Use external side chain inputs for dynamic control.

Group the Loop
Jack Marshall
Record loops and layer sounds
Record and audio for voice or instruments. Create song sections like verse, bridge, and chorus. Switch between sections in real time. Import audio files and use drag-and-drop. Apply effects and overdub tracks. Supports iPad and iPhone.

TB Enhancer
Dirk Breebaart
Enhance audio, add depth and sparkle
Record and process audio in real time using microphone input. Apply studio-quality enhancements, excitation, and sweetening effects. Adjust parameters for depth, clarity, and tone. Export processed audio files.


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