Spectrum
Analyzer.
Upload audio and inspect the frequency balance from sub bass to air. Check low-end weight, muddy low-mids, vocal presence, harshness, brightness, and tonal balance.
See Frequencies.
Fix Balance.
Use this analyzer to see where your audio is heavy, thin, muddy, harsh, bright, or lacking energy.
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Supports browser-decodable WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC, and OGG files.
What The Spectrum
Is Telling You.
This section explains low-end weight, mud, vocal presence, harshness, air, and tonal balance.
Frequency notes will appear here after analysis.
What Each Band
Means.
TPH explains frequency ranges in plain language so producers can make better EQ and mix decisions.
20–60 Hz gives weight and rumble. Too much can eat headroom and make masters distort.
200–800 Hz can add body, but too much can make a mix muddy, boxy, or cloudy.
3–8 kHz affects vocal clarity, snare bite, harshness, and ear fatigue.
Save The Analysis.
TXT Or HTML.
Download a spectrum report for your records, clients, mastering prep, beat delivery, or release checklist.
See The Frequencies.
Fix The Balance.
Use the spectrum analyzer to understand your mix, then explore more TPH audio calculators, processing tools, presets, templates, and drum kits.