Appmuse

I use this as temporary input into an equalizer that then goes into a Stennheiser wireless transmitter/receiver that I use for listening to my TV. I go through each of the frequency settings on the equalizer balancing out the sound volume to match my hearing. Show more

I use this program to practice my intonation during scales. Easy to use, although I agree that adding a +/- 100 would be useful.

Would be five stars if it were easier and faster to get to tones that are far apart. Either adding +1000, +100 and +1 buttons would help or I would really like to see a way to type in a frequency rather than having to push the .1 button a ton of times to get what I need. Show more

You want to play tones? Done. You want to compare frequencies of multiple tones, or sine to square to triangle? Done. You want to play the 1812 Overture? Well go take lessons. Show more

I wondered what the 60 Hz electrical hum would sound like in UK, so I downloaded this and easily entered 60 Hz & 50 Hz for comparison. Next I mucked with US & UK dial tones, ringback tones, etc. (One improvement could be to link multiple frequencies together so they can be turned on & off together, and (this one's harder) possibly on/off cadences. Also, I quickly filled up the 12 entries, but I just deleted unneeded ones.) Show more

I use this to test chromatic tuners. Works perfectly. Also fun to test my hearing and annoy friends.

Let's you make tones. Simple concept and fun to annoy younger people who can hear the higher tones. Also make familiar tones like the old bad ground 60hz hum.