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James Campbell
Tune instruments with and accuracy
2.0 displays pitch and tone with a radial spectrum and pattern. Users adjust instrument tuning using a note dial. It supports multiple temperaments and piano tuning modes. Tracks frequency deviations in real time.Exports tuning data for reference.
michal bojanowicz
And sight-read with real instruments
And sight-reading with real instruments like , guitar, or violin. Use note buttons or a virtual keyboard. Receive feedback with smiling kitten animations. View session summaries and adjust settings.
Bijoy Thangaraj
Recognize intervals and chords
Learn and practice music intervals, scales, modes, chords, and cadences. Play back examples to understand sounds. Practice with melodic or harmonic exercises. Receive feedback on accuracy. Track progress over time.
Aleksandar Mlazev
Tune with built-in mic
Tune instruments using a built-in microphone and chromatic scale. Display pitch with a clean interface. Adjust tuning settings manually. Disable ambient noise reduction for improved sensitivity.
Supertintin Co., Ltd
Sound analysis for music practice.
The app analyzes sound input from a microphone. It detects frequency, note name, MIDI number, and cent tolerance for users.
David Krejci
Generate tones, test sounds, analyze frequencies
Generate tones and sounds at specific frequencies. Create single or multiple tones. Use musical note presets. Produce binaural beats. Generate SFX sounds. Analyze waves. Perform tests. Adjust settings.
Blue Mangoo Consulting Company Limited
Tune notes and visualize chords
Allows users to listen to long tone recordings from professional musicians. It provides visual feedback showing the user's position within a chord. Users can adjust their pitch to match the sound.
Hangzhou Suoyi Network Technology Co., Ltd.
Generate songs with AI and edit tracks
Create using AI-generated tracks based on user input. Adjust structure, tempo, and style. Export songs in multiple formats and share directly. Collaborate with others to refine compositions.
Paul Richardson
Tune instruments with single tap
Tune instruments with single tap. Adjust frequency between 435–445 Hz. Set up Siri Shortcuts for quick access. Save shortcuts to Home Screen, Dock, and Shortcuts Widget. Supports –440 and –443 .
Vito Biliti
Shape notes into words with mouth movement
Create unique sounds by shaping notes with your mouth near the speaker. Adjust tone pitch and volume. Access a tutorial for guidance on using the effect.
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