Audiographs

Understanding and working with data that constitutes the resultant of a mathematical function can be most easily attained when resorting to visual elements for portraying the resulting waveform. You can take things even further, by employing an additional representation of the said function, in the form of audio tones. This is exactly what Audiographs aims to achieve, and it will provide users with a simple yet capable tool for visualizing, exploring, and creating functions and previewing their graphical and audio representations with ease.

The application features a neat function builder, which accepts standard string inputs for creating the preferred expressions, and supports a wide range of symbols and annotations for the actual expressions.

The amplitude of the two axes can be easily controlled, by relying on the dedicated input fields, which allow users to easily dictate both the positive and negative deviations, in just a single click.

The main highlight of Audiographs is of course the preview capabilities, and besides the classic graphical plot of the resulting waveform, users will be able to actually preview the corresponding audio tone, which is quite interesting.

When dwelling deeper into the app’s capabilities, users will be able to control a wide range of parameters, such as precise coordinate inputting, notes, derivative modes, as well as sequential increase or decrease for steps.

This application addresses those who need a tool for learning more about mathematical functions through graphical and audio means, as it will allow users to not only preview the resulting plotted waveform, but also the corresponding audio tone.