Speccy Spectrum Analyzer

Turn your phone into a professional audio spectrum analysis tool with this app.

Speccy Spectrum Analyzer - Audio Analysis Tool

"Speccy Spectrum Analyzer" is an audio spectrum analysis app that visualizes frequency distribution through your device's microphone. It employs FFT algorithms, supports multiple languages, and allows data export to the clipboard for further analysis. Ideal for assessing noise, testing audio systems, and measuring signals beyond human perception, Speccy offers 13 analysis window functions while requiring only microphone access for permissions.

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By: Liam ODonnell

Users: 112,481

Rating: 4.55

(1,006)

1 new ratings

Version: VARY (Last updated: 2023-10-26)

Creation date: 2017-10-02

Price: 0.49

Email: ap*****@spikything.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Permissions

Microphone: record audio

Other:

disable your screen lock
full network access
prevent device from sleeping

Ranking

# 185,043 ▼ 278

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Speccy (v0.0.1)

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App summary

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Turn your phone into a Spectrum Analyzer. Speccy is an Audio Spectrum Analysis tool, which visualizes the spread of frequencies detected by your microphone. It uses an FFT signal processing algorithm and supports the most languages of any similar app. It's also the only app of its kind allowing you to export audio snapshot data to the clipboard, for plotting in Excel, etc.

It has a wide range of uses, such as: assessing environmental noise, tuning speaker systems, identifying audio signals obscured to the human ear by noise or simply testing the microphone on your device. You could use Speccy to compare the quality of different types of headphones, test signal generators or measure audio signals just outside human perception. It apparently has also been used successfully to find gas leaks.

Speccy provides the most 'analysis window functions' (the 13 most popular for audio engineers) and, for your added peace of mind, the only permission Speccy needs is microphone access.

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Google Play Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Works well and is accurate for certain applications
User-friendly for beginners and fun to use
Good for analyzing a variety of frequencies, including music
Feature-rich with options for customization
Developer responsive to user feedback and issues

Cons

Inaccuracy in frequency readings compared to other apps
Some features missing, such as reading internal microphone or additional fine-tuning tools
Interface can be primitive and difficult to navigate
Requires improvement in tracking peak frequencies
Initial complexity can be daunting for new users

Most mentioned

Accuracy issues
User-friendly and easy to use
Desired features like internal microphone support
Effective for sound analysis and music frequency evaluation
Developer addresses user feedback

User reviews

It's a good app so stop looking at the 1 star comments also if it's not 100% accurate, you can normally adjust settings till it is. Be respectful with your comments cause last time I checked even if it's 50%, that's more accurate than your one (Unless you've actually developed one and are testing others then that'd be kinda funny but regardless)

shaie weir, 2024-02-08

Bought this app in 2018, skip forward to 2024, and it works perfectly, easily, and does exactly what I want if it. An easy 5/5 for both the app and the dev.