SignalScope Pro for Android

After purchasing it, it claimed that it was not purchased on this computer, and asked me to input the Google ID, and password. Which I did, and it kept on asking over and over. Finally gave up and chatted support.

I initially wanted to give this software five stars for its impressive versatility. Given that MacBooks are not supercomputers, nor do they come with specialized audio gear, this software does provide a fairly competent oscilloscope with Fourier transform and related features, and more impressively, it comes with a good signal/function generator with a LOT of bells and whistles. But you may have to kill a number of hours digging up the locations of all those little tweaks and options, because they are scattered to all corners of the interface. When you find them, it’s like finding an oasis. As a quick example: the function generator, I was playing around/restarting my computer etc just trying to hear the custom signal. I could already see that the programmers had put a LOT of bells and whistles into this particular component, but I couldn’t hear anything — then it turns out there is a tiny little “on” flag, in addition to the “play” button, that *BOTH* need to be pressed in order to hear the signal. So, for things like that (and the minor issues described below), I think four stars is a fair rating. I really wanted to give five stars, because this is versatile software at a fair price, but it’s REALLY hard to learn it. If I may offer some more pointers or advice for new users. I found it easier to walk before running. I started with the two channel SoundFlower, and if I can work out enough wrinkles, I’ll move to 64 channels if it makes sense to do so. When I made mistakes in the processing windows, I couldn’t always find an “undo” option, and frequently I would need to close and restart the window. Once this did cause the program to crash, so you probably want to save your work accordingly. Also, you’ll want to add a multi-output device to your Audio MIDI setup so you can hear what’s being processed. I realize many of you already know these things, but I wanted to spell them out, because I’m seeing one unreasonably low review score with about 17 upvotes, and I just want to make sure people understand some basics that aren’t necessarily spelled out within the program itself. Because that was NOT a fair review for this app, despite the 17 upvotes. It was also a previous version FWIW. Overall, I’m pretty happy with the app itself and the purchase price. Great versatility under the circumstances, but not always user-friendly.

I've been working in the electronics industry, specifically audio and professional audio for 25 years. While I have used Audio Precision (typically at my day jobs), this App has become an excellent validation tool for my home studio and home business when dealing with characterizing audio signals and content. I am very please with its performance and features. I am using an Apogee Duet for reference. I recommend using high quality audio interfaces if you plan to purchase and use this App. You can run a loop back test to see your baseline system performance, which is very handy. I also like the abliity to run multiple windows at the same time. Overall, this App is wonderful and provides the next generation of audio test and measurement tools without breaking the bank. Good job, Faber Acoustical!

This program has wasted at least 2 hours of my time. I have lost almost all data with the exception of the fft analyzer data, I'm afraid to use it again until the issue is resolved. However, SignalScope Pro Support has been slow in response to my problem. Don't waste your money or time on this program.