Play music, display , practice positions
A music provides practice with real-time position display. It includes a metronome, precise tuning, and noise filtering. Users can compare their playing to the correct position. The interface is simple and automatic, requiring no setup.
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Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune instruments with frequency control
A tuning with auto noise filtering. Select frequency and tuning settings. Display pitch for each string as high or low. Calibrate piano sound by clicking an open string. Adjust A4 frequency between 428 and 452.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune banjos in 18 modes
Tune instruments with adjustable A4 frequency settings and precise 10-cent tuning increments. Display pitch accuracy with a green arrow and white indicator.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune instruments with precision and noise filtering
Tune instruments with auto noise filtering. Select frequency and tuning settings. Display pitch for each string as high or low. Calibrate piano sound using an open string. Adjust A4 frequency between 428 and 452.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune instruments with pitch feedback
Allows users to adjust and calibrate instrument pitches. Select frequency and tuning settings. Display pitch for each string indicating signal high or low. Calibrate piano sound using an open string. Adjust A4 frequency between 428 and 452.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune instruments with precise pitch feedback
Allows users to adjust and calibrate instrument pitches. Select frequency and tuning settings. Display pitch for each string with high or low indicators. Calibrate piano sound by clicking open strings. Adjust A4 frequency between 428 and 452 Hz.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune instruments with frequency selection
Allows users to calibrate piano sound by clicking an open string and adjusting with their instrument. It displays pitch for individual strings, indicating signal high or low. Includes tuning modes like Standard, 5th Suite, and Zoltán Kodály.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune strings and adjust frequency settings
A tuning for string instruments. Adjust string pitch by comparing with piano sound. Select frequency and tuning settings. Display pitch indication for each string. Calibrate using open strings.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune strings with frequency settings
Tune musical instruments by selecting frequency and tuning settings. Display pitch levels for each string when played. Calibrate piano sound using an open string and . Adjust A4 frequency to 442 Hz.
Fender Digital, LLC
Tune instruments with precision
Tune instruments with pitch detection and visual feedback. Adjust tuning settings for , bass, and ukulele. Access free lessons and practice tools via a account. Track progress and explore chord diagrams and tablature.
Pedro Daniel Macalupu Cumpen
Tune ukuleles with frequency display
Tune ukuleles with auto-tuning and frequency display. Supports multiple sizes including soprano, concert, tenor, and baritone. Includes LED pitch indicator, built-in , and metronome. Available for iPhone and iPad.
Learn-to-Sing Music Education & Karaoke Inc.
Track accuracy in real-time
With real-time accuracy tracking and feedback. Practice vocal exercises from basic to advanced levels. along with preloaded songs and track progress. Adjust and refine technique anytime, anywhere.
Bijoy Thangaraj
Set tempo, start beat, practice playing
Set beats with a wide tempo range from 10 to 300 BPM. Tap tempo to adjust speed manually. Choose from various tempo markings like Largo, Allegro, and Presto. Start and stop beats with a single tap. No additional features or settings.
Markus Schiessl
Play guitar and sheet music offline
Access over a million guitar , , and sheet music for guitar, bass, ukulele, and drums. Import custom tab files. Sync favorites and playlists across devices. View offline. Adjust tempo and display notation.
Coda Labs Incorporated
Transpose notes, practice pitch, play games
Practice musical notes with adjustable pitch and octave selection. Choose difficulty levels from easy to expert. Use reference pitches in practice mode. Transpose notes to different keys. View note names, piano keys, or solfege.
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