Tune notes and display feedback
Displays a frequency spectrum for input checking and uses a 440Hz concert pitch. It shows a tuning over five seconds for real-time feedback. Users can adjust pitch and view frequency values. No additional features are included.
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n-Track S.r.l.
Tune instruments with your phone microphone
Tune guitar, bass, or other instruments using the device's microphone. Detect and adjust pitch with high precision. Supports multiple instruments including violin, viola, and wind instruments.
Yasar Bozdag
Tune guitars with sound frequency.
The app listens to instrument sound and measures its frequency. It supports over 50 tuning styles and offers a metronome with beat groupings, vibration, and torch features.
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 .
Ensemble Education, Inc.
Sing and tune with real-time feedback
Helps users improve musical ear through exercises that evaluate pitch and intervals. It includes an on-screen tuner, detailed pitch graphs, and modes for listening and testing.
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.
Shenzhen Mango Future Technology Co., Ltd.
Tune instruments with a single tap
Allows users to adjust instrument pitch with a visual display. It provides step-by-step guidance for tuning. Includes noise filtering for accurate results. Supports violin, viola, and . No ads and free to use.
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