RTA Pro Analyzer

RTA Pro Analyzer

Turn your Android phone into a professional audio analyser with up to 120 bands.

App info


August 06, 2025
$4.49
Android 4.0+
Everyone
Get it on Google Play

App description


Android App Analysis and Review: RTA Pro Analyzer, Developed by RadonSoft. Listed in Music & audio Category. Current Version Is v6q, Updated On 06/08/2025 . According to users reviews on Google Play: RTA Pro Analyzer. Achieved Over 45 thousand Installs. RTA Pro Analyzer Currently Has 642 Reviews, Average Rating 4.0 Stars

Professional version of the RTA audio analyser. Adds 1/4, 1/6 and 1/12 analysation band spacing with up to 120 bands, scalable peak holds and more colour schemes. Permanently stores calibration data. Screenshots can be saved and peak / rms values can be exported to a .csv file.

If in doubt, check our free RTA .

Bugs, comments to: [email protected]

What's New


Update to target most recent Android devices, general improvements.

Rate and review on Google Play store


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5 50.3
4 21.1
3 9.6
2 15.5
1 3.5

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Recent Comments

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Ryan Williams

It's okay for quickly finding frequencies that are feeding back, but without the ability to import calibration files from something like a Dayton iMM-6C it's hardly pro. I've had this for many years, haven't seen any development in a long time.

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Tenny Roy

1. Why doesn't this app have weighting options in the measurement settings? All Pro RTAs have it. It would have been nice to have a A weighted and C weighted measuring profiles. 2. Also how to calibrate it is not clearly mentioned. I have excellent pink noise in my studio. Would like to calibrate it on my phone as closely to a standard RTA as possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

user
A Google user

Works well. Has the basic FFT functions, but doesn't include signal generation. My only beefs are that the peak hold line is so thin that it's nearly invisible; there's only a bar display mode, no line mode; and no way to load a mic cal on top of the internal circuitry cal.

user
A Google user

To those who get crashing when calibrating here's the fix. Before clicking on continue to start calibration, make sure u are in a dead quiet environment. Then give it at least 15 seconds for bars to lower. Then turn up your pink noise. It should work fine then.

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Mac McCarthy

Hmmmmmm tring to measure the peak noise level, when ever i press the start button i always get a sharp peak which is useless as soon as you start, the background noise was measuring about -70 dbfs but the peak at the start saw spiking at anything from between -50 & -8 yet there was no noise present, so it renders the peak level detection useless.

user
P.

Somehow I became a beta tester. I don't mind, but? Well I bought the original RTA, now it's the beta RTA. When I click on your website it's gone. Even the pro beta version suggests I get your noise generator, which only works with Android9 and under. This is basically abandonware that still works .

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Aleksandr Panzin

This is as PRO as my little pinky. There's no option to load up a calibration file and manual calibration is really bad... I had to refund this app after trying it out.

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Robert Duerscheidt

Great app. Really wish someone would make possible to view 2 traces from 2 sources i.e front speaker and external inputted source via the trrs mic input. So you could measure the output of your console vs speaker reference like smaart.