It's a Telegram Mini App — Telegram signs you in automatically, no account or password. Tap the button and launch place from the @PEQform_bot bot menu.
Choose input & output, then aim the mic edge at the sound.
Input — microphone
Output — pink noise
The in-app browser can't pick devices — the Relay records & plays for it. Test pink to confirm it leaves the right output; the ripples below react to the chosen input.
PEQform Relay not connected — recording uses this phone's microphone. Start the Relay app to choose specific input/output devices.
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Mic is at the bottom edge.
Create mic curve
Records pink noise to measure your microphone's response, then saves a correction curve for compensated comparisons.
Use studio monitor speakers
Quiet room with minimal reflections
Place the phone mic ~50 cm from the speaker
Point the mic straight at the speaker
Name this mic
Curve captured. Save it under a name to reuse it later.
How Tune works
Match one sound source to another by ear + mic: record a reference, record your system, and get the EQ that closes the gap.
Reference. Tap the record button and capture the sound you want to match (a track, another speaker/room). Optionally enable pink noise for a flat test signal.
Test. Record your own system the same way, from the same mic position. Use the mic-position tool (mic icon) so both takes point the same edge at the sound.
Mic curve (optional). Create a mic correction curve once so the comparison ignores your microphone's own coloration.
Match. Pick the EQ type (PEQ or GEQ) and number of bands, then Match. You get filters that push your system toward the reference.
Share. Open Share to export the EQ as a file, copy it, or send it to a MIDI controller (from the external browser page).
