Tank R.
Does what it says, for whatever you could use an app that counts waveforns over a certain amplitude (with a noise floor adjustment) on. However, unfortunately on my current device, an LG G6, it seems a bit glitchy. This is the first app from this dev I've had problems with. Although this phone has been problematic lately. So the 2 stars lost could be my device and not the app, but that is my experience. And its not enough for me to uninstall practically all the other apps of this dev I have!
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James Konyane
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This app is perfect. Frequencies are accurate. For those of us who are using frequencies for meditation and healing, use this App to test false frequencies. It's helped me a whole lot. BTW, when it says "contains ads", it means a tiny box at the top of the screen that you'll hardly ever notice
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A Google user
top notch app, while it's not as accurate as regular frequency counter, it still does it job well. i tested this on a 1000 hz and 500 hz audio and the frequency that was shown in the app was correct.
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