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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.
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.
Kymatica AB
Generate tones with oscillators and noise
Create and manipulate sound using two oscillators and one noise generator. Adjust frequencies in Hz or MIDI notes. Apply lowpass filters individually to each . Use panning for spatial effects.
neverlabs UG
Tune and check pitch accuracy
Tune guitars, basses, ukuleles, banjos, violins, violas, cellos, or mandolins using the device's microphone. Adjust pitch with visual indicators. No account required. Save tuning presets. Share tuning results.
Gary Potter
Tune bagpipes, drums, and bass drums
Tune bagpipes, tenor drums, and bass drums with real-time visual feedback. Calibrate chanters, drones, and drums easily. Generate reference tones. Record sessions for analysis. Customize settings for precise tuning.
Applicaudia AB
Tune with technology and precision
Tune instruments with real tuning technology for pitch detection. View a bright, visible display in low light. Compare tuning accuracy against FFT-based tuners. Lock in pitch with a single tap. Sync with MIDI devices for real-time feedback.
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