Audio SpectrumView

Audio SpectrumView is a smooth and intuitive software solution for analyzing WAVE files and audio data captured from your computer's sound card. It sports a really nice graphical interface with plenty of features at hand.

Audio SpectrumView comes in a very colorful interface with lots of features at hand. The first thing that you need to do after launching the application is to load a .wav file from your device.

The data is shown in the frequency domain and each data point on the graph represents a frequency point in the audio spectrum. It comes with the option of changing the cursor and it displays its frequency on the screen.

Audio SpectrumView can display graphical data only if an audio source is connected to the microphone on the PC sound card. Open the 'Channel' section inside the application and configure the program for the selected audio source.

It displays the peak frequency, Hz per division and you can enable a number of markers. Markers are vertical lines on the display in both the graph and waterfall modes. The lines can be moved across the display in order to determine the transform size and the zoom level.

It has some settings that you can adjust, the background color can be changed together with the display mode. Analyze the file by clicking on the 'single' button which launches the program for capture of a single block of audio data.

You would need to enable the trigger and adjust the sample rate. Process gain can be changed together with the reference level. When you're done analyzing, you can save the form, graphic or bitmap on your computer.

Audio SpectrumView is a very and intuitive nice software solution for analyzing .wav files and audio captured by your PC's sound card.