OmniRTA - Spectrum Analyzer

Name: OmniRTA - Spectrum Analyzer
Author: Olivier ADAM

Android app by Olivier ADAM. Tools · Olivier ADAM

Store rating: Unknown
Store rating count: Unknown
Download price: Free to download
In-app purchases: Listed by the store
Version: 1.13.0
Listing last refreshed: 2026-09-15

Store description excerpt

Low-frequency analysis forces a trade-off: a high-Q filter gives sharp resolution but reacts slowly, while a low-Q filter reacts fast but blurs nearby resonances together. OmniRTA is a real-time RTA spectrum analyzer for Android with three interchangeable engines, letting users compare its innovative Bayes algorithm directly against CQT and FFT, two classic methods used in pro acoustic tools. 🔒 100% Ad-Free • Pro Precision • Zero Data Collection Enjoy a clean, distraction-free professional tool. The app contains no ads, requires no login, works 100% offline, and collects no personal data. Who it's for For live sound engineers, Bayes tracks bass transients in real time while isolating two close low-end resonances, speeding up PA tuning under real conditions. For acousticians, switching to CQT at 1/12-octave with Peak Hold while playing pink noise makes room modes clearly visible, thanks to IEC 61260-compliant Q filtering. For musicians, Piano Roll aligns each detected note under its matching piano key at 1/12 or 1/24-octave resolution, making pitch drift easy to spot in any of the three modes. Why people install it • Catch bass transients instantly thanks to the dual-path Bayes fusion algorithm. • Separate closely spaced low resonances via a high-Q fine-filtering path running in parallel. • Compare results against known standards thanks to built-in CQT and FFT reference engines. • Cut false readings from background noise thanks to an adaptive contextual fusion factor. • Match certified lab equipment thanks to IEC 61260-compliant Q filtering in CQT mode. Key features 🎯 Bayes algorithm (default engine) • Dual-path probabilistic fusion, unique among documented mobile spectrum analyzers • Instant response to low-frequency transients without sacrificing resolution • Independently adjustable low-band (qLow) and high-band (qHigh) Q, blended from 140-280 Hz • Dedicated x64 cascaded decimation for cleaner low-frequency signals before fusion 📊 CQT and FFT — two classic reference engines • CQT: IEC 61260-compliant filter bank with auto-calculated Q, the industry-standard method • FFT: radix-2 transform, selectable window from 1024 to 8192 points • All engines share the same resolution, scale, and display options; switching takes one tap ⚙️ Flexible resolution and display • Four band resolutions from 1/3 to 1/24 octave (30 to 240 bands) • Five X-axis scales: Logarithmic, Octave (1kHz), Octave (C), Piano Roll, and Bark • ISO-226 equal-loudness grid or linear (10 dB) Y-axis display • Configurable Peak Hold up to 120s, plus real-time Tilt, Centroid, and Bandwidth readouts What makes OmniRTA different Bayes runs two filtering paths at once on every band below 280 Hz: a selective high-Q filter for fine resolution, and a second path tracking energy to detect transients. A contextual fusion factor blends both, accelerating response during transients while keeping fine resolution at steady state. Because CQT and FFT are included, users can A/B their recordi

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