Oscilloscope: Sound Visualizer
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Oscilloscope: Sound Visualizer is a Tools application developed by spikything.com, but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play Oscilloscope: Sound Visualizer on your computer.
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Does what it says. Don't expect a fully functional electronics tool but instead an interesting view of audio waves with a cool fading of the previous traces. Its interesting for a while and would probably be educational for kids. Suggestions if you want any would be to allow adjustment of the amplitude and time base by pinching the axes. I found it didn't pick up the TV very well, so maybe being able to change the amplitude at least would help. Automatic ranging perhaps? Nice job
Tiny bit of lag but only a tiny bit. Also only fills about 70% of my screen but is centred. Would be nice for a widget. But that's me being greedy. Good job overall. Maybe colour palette as option as well and maybe hide the settings button after say 30 seconds. 5 stars for originality.
A fun and colorful oscilloscope. Not sure what the PRO designation means. Would be nice to have a 3D landscape like view where the older waveforms fade into the distance.