Tune strings with a visual pitch display showing cents deviation. Adjust string tension to match desired pitch. View real-time feedback on tuning accuracy. Sync with tuning machines for precise adjustments.
Test and improve device sound quality with frequency analysis and equalizer settings. Clean speakers and remove trapped or dust. Adjust audio output for clearer sound and better microphone performance.
Use iOS device as a live microphone for stereo systems or Bluetooth connections. Create karaoke tracks with synced lyrics in any language. Convert speech to text with AI. Record performances automatically with a single button.
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.
The app mimics technologies to detect paranormal activity including RADAR, EMF, Infrasound, EVP, and Ion detection. It identifies irregular energy, fluctuations, electron vibrations, low-frequency sounds, and ion charges.
Learn key signatures by tapping to see sharps or flats. Generate for any key instantly. Visualize connections between major and minor keys on an interactive circle. Practice with customizable settings and instant feedback.
The app provides a real time Spectrum Analyser, a Scope to display waveforms, an SPL Meter, and a Signal Generator. Users can view audio spectrums, waveforms, sound pressure levels, and generate sine waves or noise.
A chromatic that aligns two dots for accurate tuning. Works in landscape and portrait modes on iPhone and iPad. Includes an adjustable base frequency from 440Hz. Requires holding the mic close for silent instruments.
Learn and practice , ukulele, bass, and drum and . Access over a million songs offline. Browse history, autoscroll, transpose , and view diagrams with multiple variations. Create and save custom songs. Print and share .
The app displays over 600 guitar chords, including majors, minors, 7ths, augmented, and diminished chords. Users can strum chords to hear their sound or individual strings to hear each note, with options for right or left-handed display.