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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.
Daniel Resnick
Play synth-like sounds and create music
Create and play polyphonic music using a synth instrument with string-like key rows. Perform technical styles like shredding and complex chords. Use Motion Modulation for expressive control. Connect as a MIDI controller.
Weird Kid Software LLC
Reference pitch for tuning by ear.
The app provides a reference Concert A (440Hz) pitch for musicians tuning by ear. Users can select between a real oboe or a synthesizer oboe sound for the reference pitch.
Ronald Nicholson
Visualize singing and instrument pitch.
The app analyzes singing or instrument pitch using the device microphone. It displays pitch on a scrolling graph, coloring notes green for on-pitch, red for sharp, and blue for flat.
KESIFLER DUNYASI BILISIM YAYINCILIK TURIZM OYUNCAK REKLAM SANAYI VE DIS TICARET LTD STI
Real-Time Specialties, inc.
Tune organs with MIDI and Bluetooth
Tune and maintain pipe organs with precise frequency control. Adjust notes from C0 to C9. Use MIDI for key control via Bluetooth. Manage mutation and Celeste ranks. Apply temperature compensation. Calculate pipe lengths for trimming.
Christian Schoenebeck d/b/a Crudebyte
Realistic virtual piano sound module.
The app provides a virtual piano sound module with a large collection of audio samples for realistic sound. It supports Bluetooth LE MIDI, Audio Unit, and Inter-App Audio, and can be used with external MIDI keyboards.
Instrument Bible LLC
Play, learn, and share notes
Interactive fingering charts for woodwind, brass, fret, and string instruments. Tap valves or keys to play notes. View detailed diagrams for flute, clarinet, guitar, violin, and other instruments. Sync with audio for note recognition.
Hidetomo Katsura
Tune notes and track volume levels
Tune instruments by listening and watching visual feedback. Adjust volume to see green bars indicating correct pitch. Guide tuning process with visual cues. Operate hands-free during practice sessions.
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