In (sound wave) the screen doesn't fade away, in pro version screen fades away, would be nice if it just keeps running like in the free version.
Sound Wave Pro at Google Play market analyse
Estimation application downloads and cost
Description
An application that shows the sound wave of whatever is picked up by your devices microphone. You can also change the line thickness and color of the line, go full screen, or show a grid in the background. You can even set it as your live wallpaper!---Please note that this app does not save audio and your device must have a microphone in order to use.Also, note that Google Assistant will not work while SoundWave Pro is active and live wallpaper support does not work for phones with MIUI installed.Tap on the screen to open the action bar. From there you can enable "Single Trace Mode" or open the Settings screen.To set as your LivewallPaper, long press on your home screen background and follow the prompts from there.- Minor bug fixes- Added quick short cut to Live Wallpaper Settings from the preferences screen (This will only work on Android 4.2+)- Added orientation preference so you can now render a vertical wave if you choose to use Sound Wave Pro as your Live Wallpaper
Reviews
Google assistant doesn't work with live wallpaper..phone doesn't unlock with voice, fix it plz
Works well and looks nice. Would it be possible to add an option to make the app listen to the phones output as well?
Love the idea of this app! It would be more great if app listens the phone itself. But anyway still cool app for me!
It's not even worth paying for it. I thought it might be better than the free version but all you get to do is change the colors. Waste of time and money!
I have a Samsung galaxy s8 and I am not able to set it as my live background. Everything else works just fine and that's why it still got 4 stars. Would be nice to get a response from a dev for info about what to do.
What happened to the settings that the non-pro version had? Ok, I think where my problem lies. The "Game Tools" was what I thought was the "settings" for the non-pro version of Sound Wave. Now I realize that the "Game Tools" was part & parcel of Google games. My mistake.
