FreeHearingTest For Mac

FreeHearingTest is not a professional hearing testing tool, but it can help you visualize if you can perceive certain audio frequencies.

Naturally, if you suspect hearing loss, visiting a trained professional is the way to go. However, FreeHearingTest can help you check if you are sensitive to a particular range of audio frequencies.

In theory, humans should be able to perceive frequencies between 20 and 20.000 Hz: FreeHearingTest can help you put that to the test.

FreeHearingTest comes with 4 different testing patterns: slow, normal, fast, and shuffle. Just select the one you want to employ, decide if you wish to hear the sound in both ears, and adjust both the starting and the ending frequency.

During the audio test, each time you press the “I Hear It” button, FreeHearingTest will make a new entry in the results list and add the representation to the audiogram.

The graph is depicting your hearing range and can be used to detect if you have reduced sensitivity when it comes to certain areas. Note that the representation is also influenced by the sound amplitude.

The results list is completely editable, so you can choose to preserve only certain entries.

Bottom line, FreeHearingTest integrates automated hearing tests but enables you to completely personalize them. At the same time, you also have the option to isolate both the right or the left ear.

The test data can be exported as a CSV file while the chart image can be saved by using the PNG image format. The best part is that, if you archive your test results, you will be able to compare them at a later time.