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Version 3.2 · 2024-11-12
Bug fix release. Fixing the crash opportunity in the app's lifecycle switching.
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The store currently lists version 3.2, updated 2024-11-12.








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RTA Audio
Realtime analyzer with recording and Visualizer module with export.
••• Realtime analyzer •••
Realtime analyzer gives you the ability to analyze realtime audio input (built-in microphone or external audio accessory inputs) using Fast Fourier Transform with selected window function. You can also record the input for future offline processing or export.
••• Visualizer •••
This module presents you the results of offline audio analysis. Selecting previously captured recording gives the graph view, spectrogram and waveform of the audio data. Simple controls gives you the ability to play, loop, seek and change rate of the recording synchronized with analysis data presentation. Export function allows you to share or archive your analysis.…
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Bug fix release. Fixing the crash opportunity in the app's lifecycle switching.
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