Tuner - Pitched!

Stonekick

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About this app

Pitched Instrument Tuner and Pitch Pipe has been designed by musicians to help you quickly and easily tune a wide range of instruments - use it as a ukulele tuner, violin tuner, guitar tuner, kalimba tuner, voice tuner, and more. Even very low bass strings can be tuned.

Simple controls and clear visuals make it great for beginners. Responsive and precise algorithms provide professional level accuracy for more advanced players.

Features include:
- Choose from a range of instrument tunings ( guitar tuner, violin tuner, ukulele tuner and many more ) or upgrade to pro to create your own.
- Vary the reference tuning pitch away from the common 440Hz.
- Transposition for non-concert pitch instruments, for example the B-flat trumpet.
- Choice of light or dark themes.
- Adjust the volume sensitivity of the app for quieter instruments and noisy environments.
- Use the pitch pipe to sound a reference note and tune by ear.

Hands free tuning means you can tune all of your strings without ever having to touch the screen - you don't want to have to reach for your ukulele tuner in between tuning each string, and now you don't have to.

This tuner app has two modes:
- Instrument tuner
- Chromatic tuner

The instrument tuner shows you the target notes for the instrument and tuning that you have selected. For example a guitar tuner would show the notes EADGBE if you chose standard guitar tuning, or DADGBE if you chose drop D tuning. Or a violin tuner would show GDAE. You can then just play each string and the tuner will identify whether you are in tune. Pitched Tuner has built in tunings for many common instruments including banjo, bass 4, 5 and 6 string, cello, double bass, guitar including 7 string, ukulele, viola and violin. You can also easily create your own in the app.

The chromatic tuner displays the note that is closest to what is currently being played. This is useful for instruments with lots of notes ( piano tuning for example ) or with several common tunings such as the guitar.

Pitched Tuner displays a traditional tuner needle and dial. It clearly shows the frequency being played as well as the nearest note and error in cents. The dial then allows you to easily track small changes in pitch.

This instrument tuning app also works as a pitch pipe and can sound a reference note to tune your instrument by ear, or use as a target note when you are re-stringing your guitar or violin.

We hope you find Pitched Tuner useful. You can always contact us at [e-mail].

If you need a guitar tuner, ukulele tuner, violin tuner, or kalimba tuner then try Pitched now!

Ratings and reviews

At the risk of sounding like a fake review, this is the BEST tuning app I've ever used. I've had it on my last 2 phones, and it never lets me down. I've used it to tune 6-7 bluegrass instruments before gigs, find the keys to songs on the radio, and find my key before singing acapella. It's very versatile, 100% recommend you give it a shot!

I've used a few different tuners and here's my perspective after using this one for several weeks. Does it work? Yes. Is it user friendly? Well, not really. The biggest issue I have with this tuner is that it is so good at capturing sound, it picks up on every little sound outside of what instrument you're trying to tune that the needle jumps all over the place. It works, but it's too much of a hassle to use, especially if you're trying to tune in louder or even just slightly loud environments.

I like the Pitched Tuner app because it gives two tuning methods, using the meter, or sounding the actual note. I prefer to tune by using the actual sound, using the meter to verify if necessary. The reason why is because any background noise at all can cause the meter to give a false reading, making tuning by ear preferable. Pitched Tuner gives both options. My only concern for the app is that there's the offer to buy the ad-free pro version, but no mention of price. I don't like to press the purchase link without knowing the price beforehand. I finally relented and clicked the link to purchase the Pro version that has no ads. The price of the app is $3.99 USD. In my opinion the pro version should be available separately on Google Play Store and the price displayed. I tend to not trust companies and individual developers who cannot display the price and be open, up-front, and honest about their products. If the price is reasonable, I see no reason to hide it. In this case there is nothing to hide. It's a good app that is straight-forward, easy to use, and worth the price of the Pro version. I see no reason for the cloak-and-dagger where the price is concerned. Of course, the price displayed depends on the nation where the customer lives and the currency used. On the other hand, other apps on Google Play Store show their price, and I'm sure that Google Play Store adjusts the price listed depending on the location and payment method given by the customer. Even using the free version, the ads are not intrusive and do not interrupt or interfere with the use of the app. I definitely recommend Pitched Tuner as an instrument tuning app. Having two methods of tuning in the same app is definitely a plus in my book. Not being restricted to guitar tuning is another plus.

What's new

We've added a new Cents numerical display on the main screen, and updated the user interface to make it even easier to see when you are in tune.

We would love to hear from you at [e-mail] with any comments or suggestions.