Sound View Audio Spectrum Analyzer
Experience the Spectrum of Sound. Turn your Android device into a professional-grade acoustic tool with real-time spectrum analysis, waveform monitoring, and a decibel meter.
Spectrum Analyzer
Display frequency strength via intuitive vertical bars. Analyze acoustic energy distribution across precise frequency spectrum ranges.
Waveform View
Acts as a digital oscilloscope showing the raw input signal in real-time. Monitor audio amplitude and sound pulse patterns instantly.
Decibel Meter
Track signal strength with the integrated dBSPL (Sound Pressure Level) meter. Monitor minimum and maximum levels for ambient noise or calibration.
What is Sound View for Android?
Sound View is a high-performance Audio Spectrum Analyzer developed by Rare Works, LLC for Android smartphones and tablets. It is the direct Android counterpart to Sonance on iOS and macOS, capturing acoustic signals via built-in or external microphones to deliver real-time visual frequency data.
High-Resolution Acoustic Performance.
Unlock the full potential of your device hardware. Support for frequency ranges from 0Hz up to 96kHz with high sample rates gives you precision data that goes well beyond the limits of human hearing.
Android App Gallery
Explore phone portraits, tablet landscape views, full-screen oscilloscope modes, and spectral customizations.
Recent Release Highlights
Version 1.2.5 (1/19/2026)
- Performance improvements across all spectrum and waveform views.
- Full compatibility updates for Android 17 Cinnamon Bun and modern device hardware.
- Optimized decibel calculation responsiveness for live microphone feeds.
Sound View is Sonance for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS
Sonance
iOSA complete real-time spectrum analyzer, decibel meter, and music player. Analyze audio signals from live microphone feeds, or play songs straight from your music library to view high-fidelity audio spectrums and waveforms as they happen.
Sonance
macOSVisualize and analyze audio in real time. Features a precise spectrum analyzer, detailed spectrographs, and accurate decibel tracking from microphone inputs or your media library.

