Audio Analysis Tool

    Frequency Analyzer

    Visualize the frequency spectrum of any sound in real-time. See which frequencies are present in your audio using your device's microphone. For measuring sound levels, try our sound level meter.

    Frequency Spectrum

    Understanding the Spectrum

    Low frequencies (20-250 Hz)

    Bass sounds, rumble, thunder

    Mid frequencies (250-2000 Hz)

    Human voice, most instruments

    High frequencies (2000-8000 Hz)

    Treble, consonants, brightness

    Very high (8000+ Hz)

    Sibilance, air, sparkle

    What is a Frequency Analyzer?

    A frequency analyzer, also known as a spectrum analyzer, breaks down sound into its component frequencies using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). This allows you to see which frequencies are present in any audio signal and their relative intensities. Combined with a decibel meter, you can get a complete picture of your sound environment.

    Real-Time Analysis

    See instant visual feedback as you speak, play music, or analyze any sound in your environment.

    Full Spectrum View

    Analyze frequencies from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz—the full range of human hearing.

    Common Use Cases

    • Musicians: Analyze instrument tones and identify harmonics
    • Audio Engineers: Identify problematic frequencies in recordings
    • Educators: Teach students about sound waves and acoustics
    • Hobbyists: Explore and understand the sounds around you

    Concerned about hearing damage from loud sounds? Use our noise exposure calculator to track your daily noise dose.