1. The free version is limited to no options other than the default, but stated that the pro version had the ability to adjust the amplitude range, so, I paid for and installed this pro version only to find that if there is an amplitude adjustment, it makes no difference in the display.
2. I downloaded and installed the free version to help determine how microphones were performing as a project that came out of difficulty communicating with others who had hearing disabilities.
3. I rather stick to the free version.Useful application, I have hypersensitivity to sound (as a result of sensory dysregulation due to Autism) which means I can hear above, and below human ranges.
4. It appears that the amplitude adjustment is set by sliding the left column (there is no apparent help file) but doing so made no apparent difference on the display when testing.
5. Definitely not worth $5, stick with the free version.I would give it 5 stars and pay twice as much if it had a crosshair to see exactly which frequency is peaking.
6. Like spectrogram pro for ios has.Upgraded but still getting basic version,to get pro I have to go on play store and open it from that.Perfect app for a quick look.
7. If you know of ANY fixes, please drop me a response or if possible, an email that I can send screenshots to.Does not save settings, ie at every restart you need to adjust settings again.
8. Worth every $$$On Samsung S8+ it looks like the frequency range does not move upper than 7khz.
9. It's a potentially valuable tool, but there is no way to tell.Could do better - my mother had the same phone as I do, yet hers shows the full kHz spectrum, whilst I'm stuck at a maximum of 7kHz.
10. Settings buttons are white on white, at least with a dark theme.
11. The slide does barely work and never goes above.