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About Tone Generator: Frequency Test
Tone Generator: Frequency Test is a focused local audio tool for creating steady tones, running frequency sweeps, and playing white, pink, or brown noise. It is designed for music practice, audio enthusiasts, and everyday equipment checks.
Set a precise frequency from 20 Hz to 20 kHz and choose a sine, square, triangle, or saw wave. Fine steps, output level, and left/right balance help you create the test signal you need quickly.
Frequency Sweep smoothly moves from a start frequency to an end frequency. Choose linear or logarithmic sweep behavior, set a duration, and repeat the sweep when needed. It is useful for routine speaker, headphone, and audio-chain checks.
The noise tool includes white noise, pink noise, and brown noise with high-pass, low-pass, timer, and balance controls. Select mono, stereo, left, or right output to check individual audio channels.
Key features:
• Precise 20 Hz–20 kHz tone and frequency generator
• Sine wave, square wave, triangle wave, and saw wave test signals
• Frequency sweep with duration, repeat, and playback controls
• White, pink, and brown noise with filter controls
• Output level, balance, mono, stereo, left, and right channel options
• Save frequently used tones, sweeps, and noise configurations as presets
Start at a low volume and increase gradually. Tone Generator is an audio utility and is not intended for medical diagnosis, treatment, or hearing assessment.
Privacy: tones and noise are generated locally on your device. The app does not require an account and does not record or upload your audio.
Subscriptions & Purchases: Unlock Pro features with an auto-renewable subscription or one-time App Store purchase. Available plans, prices, and any trial are shown at purchase; manage or cancel renewal in your Apple ID subscriptions.
Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/tonegenerator-app/support/privacy-policy
Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/view/tonegenerator-app/support/terms-of-use
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