Tunepal

tunepal500

About this app

Listed in the top 500 apps of all time by the Sunday Times (Feb 2012)

Top twenty cultural apps for by the Sunday Times (28 March 2010).

Best overall invention 2010 in the Dublin Institute of Technology.

The essential tool for all musicians playing traditional Irish, Scots, Welsh and Breton music!

Ever sat in a trad session and wondered what was the name of that great tune someone just played? Well now you can search a database of over 23,000 tunes from your device BY PLAYING!

Hold your device up to a melody instrument such as the tin-whistle, flute, concertina or uilleann pipes, tap record and the melody will be extracted and submitted to the tunepal.org search engine for matching.

Matching tunes are downloaded to your device, where you can view and edit the notation or the stave, email the tune, post it to facebook or play it back using the high quality playback engine based.

Ratings and reviews

The concept of an app to identify a melody is brilliant and this one is fairly accurate. The vast number of possibilities for a correct identification is daunting and this app delivers most of the time. The rare occasions when it falls short often lead to chuckles rather than disappointment. To sum up; it's worth it.

Changed review from 5 stars: The edit function doesn't work on the latest androids. This is a massive part of how I use the app. It worked briefly after some recent updates but it's gone again. Old review: Yeah, if you play trad, get this. Identification of tunes is really good but more importantly for me, I have all the sheet music of the tunes I'm learning (which is constantly changing) on my phone with an mp3 midi attached to it. So god damn handy.

Great to see a new update on this app as it's a phenomenal resource that's been quiet for a while. Would love to see a feature added that would allow a user to put together their own 'sets' of tunes.

What’s new

Adjust playback speed
Fix for disappearing My Tunes
Search Comhaltas Archive and YouTube from a tune