Audiofile Calc

I (try) to make music. Mostly sample based, "boom bap" hip hop type stuff. While I (try) to make the music based on the feel, vibe, and "using my ear"; my more math oriented/logic brain often trumps the other. So this is a great app that I use quite a bit, when that part of my brain is winning over the other. In certain situations. Would looove to see a "pitch shift bpm loop calculator" feature added though. What I mean by that is a calculator that solves for X. Where X would be the number of semitones a loop of 100 bpm needs to be shifted, to make the loop 110 bpm instead. As an example. Or vice versa, etc etc...

Instantly helped me trouble shoot a problem. A couple of the parameters are the bottom of the screen can’t be adjusted easily because of a UX issue but otherwise fantastic

This app is fantastic. Absolutely indispensable. Thank you so much for a wonderful app!!

Calculations with 32-bit depth are wrong.

I’ve had it in the past on previous devices. It comes in handy more than I thought. But the numeric input is not functional in this version on my iPhone X.

32-bit apps will no longer work with the upcoming IOS 11. Are we dead in the water?

Not currently working with the new operating system. I use this app all the time and would love to see a compatible update. Thanks!

While there are many apps and programs available to do this kind of calculations, there are none that I am aware of which combine so many great studio workflow enhancement tools together in on handy package. I suspect this will become an invaluable bit of kit in the studio and live. A brilliant bit of design by an excellent team. Cheers!

Love the app, but not working with iOS 9.0! Update***** With iOS 9.1 installed, the app is running again like normal again! Amazing free application for audio engineers😊

This is a great idea for an app, and it works fine; however, there are a few problems that should be addressed. For example, the Compare Voltage function only allows whole numbers. Since a lot of audio work involves referencing +4dBu (~1.23 V), it seems obvious to include at least two decimal places. Similarly, the Distance to Time function doesn't allow you to put any info about temperature or air pressure (remembering that our atmosphere is not an ideal gas). With a few refinements, this would be a 5 star app.