AudioTest for Mac
Generate audio test signals.
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AudioTest overview
AudioTest generates audio test signals and can save audio test signals as audio files.
- Wave types: Sine wave, Triangle wave, Sawtooth wave, Square wave, Pulse wave, Anti-aliased Sawtooth wave, Anti-aliased Square wave, Anti-aliased Pulse wave, White noise, Pink noise, Brown noise, and Gaussian noise.
- Frequency: fixed, linear sweep, and logarithmic sweep.
- Level: fixed, linear sweep, and logarithmic sweep.
- Phase shift: +/-180 degrees.
- Sample rates: 11.025k, 22.05k, 32k, 44.1k, 48k, 88.2k, 96k, 176.4k, and 192k.
- Bit depths: 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit integers, and 32-bit float.
- Channels: mono, stereo, left, and right.
- Level meter: peak, RMS (root-mean-square), and average.
- Scroll Wheel support with text fields and sliders.
- Keyboard Shortcuts for various parameters.
- Undo/Redo support for parameter changes.
- AppleScript scripting.
What’s new in version 2.3.1
- Fixed the missing audio output device issue.
AudioTest for Mac
$4.99
In English
Version 2.3.1
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Apr 6 2012
Version: 1.12
Handy little utility. This $15 app plus the cost of a headphone connector saves me having to shell out $50 for a hardware toner with fewer features and which I would only use occasionally.
Aug 30 2006
Version: 1.11
Works just fine for generating test tones, and there are lots of options to play with. I don't know what the limitations of the unregistered version are.
Dec 10 2005
Version: 1.7
the old registration code before AudioTest 1.6 no longer works on AudioTest 1.6 or later. please contact me for the upgrade info. -author
Jul 14 2005
Version: 1.6
This version requires an update to your registration code. I do not know if any cost is required...yet. If you do not have an older version backup, do not install until you have the upgrade code.
Mar 25 2004
Version: 0.8
Please add tone bursts and 1/3-octave warble tones, very common for loudspeaker and listening room tests. You can see this site for a discussion of tone burst: Linkwitz - Toneburst Test Signals.