A full measurement suite for live sound engineers — spectrum analyzer, chromatic tuner, oscilloscope, loudness meter, test-signal generator and RT60 reverberation analysis. One black screen, built for the stage.

Six instruments a live engineer actually reaches for — each tuned for the stage, the monitor world, and the room.
Real-time spectrum from 50 Hz to 16 kHz on a logarithmic scale. Automatic peak detection highlights trouble instantly, and the EQ Suggestions panel tells you which band to cut — and by how many dB — before feedback ever happens. Tap HOLD to freeze the peak trace and catch resonances that only flash for a moment.

A time-domain YIN detection engine tracks pitch where FFT tuners jump an octave, so bass and low guitar strings read true instead of snapping to a harmonic. Presets for guitar, bass, violin, viola, cello, ukulele, mandolin, banjo and a full chromatic mode — plus adjustable A4 reference, capo support and a noise gate that rejects bleed from the PA.

A real-time waveform display for signal-integrity checks, phase inspection and clipping detection. The first thing you reach for when a channel sounds off — see the shape of the signal, not just its level.

Momentary, short-term and gated integrated loudness to ITU-R BS.1770 — the same LUFS scale streaming and broadcast are graded on — alongside an oversampled True Peak in dBTP that catches inter-sample peaks a plain sample meter misses. A scrolling history keeps the trend in view.
Pink noise, white noise, a logarithmic sine sweep (20 Hz → 20 kHz) or a fixed tone from 50 Hz to 8 kHz. Play out loud while the analyzer keeps measuring — tune PA systems, ring out monitor wedges and find room resonances without a separate generator.

Tap start, make an impulse — a clap, a click, or a sine sweep — and the app records the decay, computes T20 and extrapolates RT60. A per-octave breakdown from 250 Hz to 4 kHz shows how the room behaves band by band, the way acousticians actually report it.

Adjust mic gain with the hardware volume buttons — one hand, while the other stays on the console.
Fully black UI that reads under stage lighting and never kills your night vision.
Lay it flat on the meter bridge or a side table — full landscape support.
English, Russian and Ukrainian interface, switchable on the fly.
Export the current screen as an image — hand a client the spectrum or hand a bandmate the RT60, straight from the share sheet.
The screen never sleeps mid-measurement, so a long RT60 capture or loudness watch runs uninterrupted.
No subscriptions, no accounts, no audio leaving your device. Just the instruments — ready when the room is.