Audio Frequency Converter

If you're an audiophile like me, don't buy this app. I'm hearing things that shouldn't be in the audio: a low frequency rumble in the silent pieces of the audio. I used both ways of converting and one does sound much better than the other. But still: a heads up about that would be nice.

I’m unable to convert mp3 files over 500 hz. Everyone to try to manually enter 528 hz, the app sets me back to 400 hz.

i normally don’t write reviews but i’ve been using this for a while now and it works great, i make music and i like my songs to have the right frequencies so i can help people heal and this app does just that. it’s nice and simple nothing complicated, just what uu need. very happy about this app 😸

I tried to make infrasound but the lowest frequency was 400 hz.

Absolutely love how easy it is to convert music to a new frequency! I have one question though: what is the difference between algorithm-based and spatial-based? I’ve been trying to look it up but I can’t find an answer.

I suspect the two star rating was from someone that didn’t understand this app or know how to use it because this App is priceless with sound healing. I was able to convert my music from 440 to 432 hz and so on with 528 hz. Among numerous other healing frequencies. At first I was thrown off because I was trying to change my 440(base hz) music to 528(projected hz) and it kept defaulting to “444”, I had no clue what that meant at the time. So I messaged the developer and later found out that the hz converter is always to the standard A. For instance, 528 Hz corresponds to an A of 444 Hz. I looked it up on handy google and this was correct. So 444 would translate to creating a 528 hz. Thank you for the frequency fact and designing an awesome tool that will help millions. When I make music and change the hz, it automatically saves to specific hz folder file on my phone(separate from everything else and easy to find) make it easy to stay organized. :)