Audio Spectrum Analyzer dB RTA

Appears to be unmaintained. Too bad as I found it useful.

No guidelines in app, downloaded to make adjustments to my car stereo via the cars EQ settings and through my CarPlay settings. Immediately after the app opened the music coming through my car went completely flat, no explanations on how to use the app, half of the buttons I selected returned an error screen. Can only assume it’s been abandoned by devs or is only for people who know what they are doing already and have it as a third device so you can make tweaks while connected via CarPlay. This is really important in Subarus as non CarPlay music is muddy, tinny and overall terrible due to the OEM head unit. Hopefully I can find something else on the App Store but it was a pretty immediate uninstall

It effects the case audio so I can’t use to tune it. It’s been less than 10 minutes can I get a refund or fix my issue please

Dead weight. Paid version. Used to work fine. Doesn’t function at all and crashes now.

Used to function, but now just crashes.

Could this audio spectrum analyzer ever be made into an AUV3 plugin

When this was free it was great. Hadn’t used it in years, recently needed it again. Wasn’t working but now said buy full version for $7.99, figured that’s why it wasn’t working. Nope. Paid for it but it never worked. Used the in-app “help” feature to report it to the company several times. After multiple attempts I asked Apple for a refund. To bad.

There are several complaints I have after purchasing the app. If you pause to get good look, the cursor no longer works, so I can’t get accurate frequency of db measurements. Also, when paused, the log/linear scale switchers but the graph itself doesn’t. It’s easy to loose track of the original mode, rendering the graph useless since it is static while the scales switch around it. A number of functions simply don’t work. I get an error when I click them. Overall, I’m rather disappointed with the app, esp. since I paid for it.

Tested response while using a tone generator; it did not identify any frequencies correctly. Most of the time it did not identify the presence of a frequency even though the volume was turned up. Other RTA apps were able to successfully complete this basic test. Has not been updated in 3 years and the developer’s web site no longer exists.

Literally did nothing. Went to “Help” to see operating instructions and there was nothing there. Glad I didn’t purchase it and cancelled my trial.