Published by Carl Reinke
Audio Spectrum Analyzer
Spectroid is an Android app developed and published by Carl Reinke at Google Play Store on Sep 11, 2014 for Android users. Spectroid is so popular that it has gained 500000 installs so far and growing.
Are you tired of dealing with intrusive ads and complicated interfaces in sound analysis apps? Look no further! Spectroid is here to revolutionize the way you analyze sound frequencies. With its simple yet powerful features, this app is a must-have for anyone interested in understanding and manipulating sound waves.
Spectroid is a versatile app with a wide range of applications. Whether you're a sound engineer, a musician, or simply curious about the sounds around you, this app has got you covered. Here are just a few examples of what you can use Spectroid for:
These are just a few examples, and the possibilities are endless. Spectroid empowers you to delve into the depths of sound analysis and discover new insights.
Spectroid stands out from the crowd with its user-friendly interface and powerful features. Here are some of the highlights:
These features make Spectroid the go-to app for sound analysis, whether you're a professional or simply an enthusiast.
A: Unfortunately, Spectroid does not currently offer an export feature. However, you can save spectrograms as image files for future reference.
A: Spectroid is currently available only for Android devices. However, there may be similar apps available for iOS users.
A: Spectroid is a free app that aims to provide a seamless sound analysis experience without any distractions. While there is no option to donate, your support and positive feedback are greatly appreciated.
A: Yes, Spectroid is capable of detecting and analyzing both high and low-frequency sounds. Its clear display interface visualizes frequency and dB levels, providing you with comprehensive insights.
Experience the power of sound analysis with Spectroid. Download the app today and unlock a world of possibilities!
Yes, you can run Spectroid on PC, but first, you will need emulator software installed on your Windows or MAC, which you can download for free. In the below video, you will find Spectroid in action. Before you install the emulator, check out the minimum and recommended system requirements to run it seamlessly. They may change depending on which version of the emulator you choose. Therefore, we recommend you download the latest version of the emulator. Below you will find three free Android emulators that we have shortlisted based on their popularity:
Up to date graphics drivers from Microsoft or the chipset vendor.
Storage: 1 GB available under installation path, 1.5GB available hard drive space
Internet: Broadband Internet connection
Regardless of which Android emulator you install, the steps to install, configure, and running the Spectroid app on PC are the same.