TuneHertz: Chromatic Tuner

Name: TuneHertz: Chromatic Tuner
Rating: 0 (0 reviews)
Author: Aliaksei Saskevich

Chromatic & Guitar Tuner

Free

Ages

4+
Years
Category

Music
Developer

Aliaksei Saskevich
Language

EN
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Size

1.6
MB

Fast, accurate, and minimalistic chromatic tuner. TuneHertz listens to the sound you make and shows you the pitch. Tune your instruments accurately by looking at the suggestions from the pitch that you want to tune. == Features == * Quick and sensitive response This app is very fast, sensitive, and recognizes all strings using the built-in mic. * Simple Interface A minimalistic indicator recognizes the nearest pitch you have and suggests going high or low. * Chromatic Tuner It follows any pitch your instrument can make and any pitch your device can detect. Bring any of your instruments - guitars, basses, ukuleles, and many more. * Tune by ear In manual mode, you can select the string you want to tune and listen to the pitch it should have. Use a tuning fork to tune your instrument by ear. Reference pitch of A2 440Hz. * Default tuning setup for guitar, bass, and ukulele It automatically hears which string you are tuning and indicates when a string is tuned correctly. Supported tunings: - Standard guitar : E - A - D - G - B - E. - Tenor ukulele : G - C - E - A - Standard E bass : E - A - D - G * Dark mode It changes the theme to the Dark mode when your device goes to the dark mode. Better to use in dark places and rooms. == Notes == This app requires access to the built-in microphone on your device.

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Good, but still a work-in-progress
12/24/2023

KatoDetainer
The app isn't averaging data properly. You play a note on the guitar such as the low E string (E2) and it swings wildly between saying the pitch is Eb2 ("take higher") and E2 but very sharp ("take lower".) The pitch in Hz displayed shows that the fluctuations aren't nearly as wild as the text display indicates.
Good, but still a work-in-progress
12/24/2023

KatoDetainer

The app isn't averaging data properly. You play a note on the guitar such as the low E string (E2) and it swings wildly between saying the pitch is Eb2 ("take higher") and E2 but very sharp ("take lower".) The pitch in Hz displayed shows that the fluctuations aren't nearly as wild as the text display indicates.