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Version 2.3 · 2025-09-29
• iOS 26 support
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.3, updated 2025-09-29.








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Spectrum Analyzer is full of fantastic advanced features you won’t find elsewhere easily!
This app offers a fast and accurate spectrum analysis suitable for both amateur hi-fi enthusiasts and professional A/V engineers. This incredibly precise, pro level tool is perfect for tuning your home cinema, car stereo, subwoofers, and more. Spectrum analyser gives insight into your sounds and deconstructs the audio spectrum, showing the levels of the various frequencies in your audio signal.
The built-in sound meter provides high-quality measurement results when measuring ambient noise levels in a multitude of real-life scenarios.
Features include-
● Octave Band Real-Time Analyzer
● FFT Plot - Fast Fourier Transform
● Smooth HD Graphics
● Multispectral Harmonic Analyzer
● Integrated Sound Level Meter (dB-A weighted)…
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• iOS 26 support
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