Master Ukulele Tuner

Beat Blend Labs

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About this app

★ Precision tool that quickly will help you tune your ukulele ★
★ Designed and tested by professional musicians ★
★ Two modes: Tuner & Pitchfork ★
★ Perfect both for professionals and amateurs ★

Master Ukulele Tuner is an easy-to-use application with which you will be able to tune your ukulele quickly. The application includes sets of strings sounds characteristic for different types of ukuleles.
The algorithm has been adapted to recognize sounds of ukulele most effectively. To get the best result of automatic tuning, play the sound on the single string few times.

The application includes sets of tunes: soprano and concert.
App has two modes: pitchfork and tuner.

- Pitchfork
You can use pitchfork to tune your ukulele in our application – just play ukulele sound of each string and check if the strings of your ukulele are tuned properly. You can also play all sounds automatically (from lowest to highest string) and during recording – tune strings of your ukulele.

- Tuner
If you need any help with tuning your ukulele, turn on the auto tuner. The application will recognize the sound played by you and help you tune each string.

Features:
- recordings of real sounds of ukulele,
- pitchfork & tuner mode,
- the ability to set different sound names: American, European and solmization,
- sets of strings characteristic for different types of ukulele,
- the ability to set the frequency of sound "a" (concert pitch) in Hz
- the ability to determine the deviation from the base frequency in cents.

If you will have any problems, please contact us: [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

I just downloaded this today. I had another app that was highly recommended. But it started to fail and would show the strings as being way out of tune, when they weren't. I am a professional singer/songwriter and ukulele player. So, I like the fact the features are simple no-nonsense and I like being able to see the "Hertz" for each string. Would be nice to have a metronome included, tho!! But overall, first day....we'll see how it goes.

Perfect It's got the option to set the Hertz. For free. (For the reference frequency of whether you wanna use standard tuning (440Hz in some regions) ((for an "A" note)) or Pythagorean tuning (432Hz, the "Love Frequency") or whatever. Um... Technically, my friend had an uke he assembled from a kit, and, all the strings were new. It technically registered his notes as correctly in tune when they were exactly one octave too low for each note, somehow(?), but mostly my ear caught the difference. 🫶

The tone "indicater" allows me to get as perfect a sound as I possible can. I can adjust each string to "tighten up" the sound easily. Better tuning makes for better playing.

What's new

Bugs fixed