Fine Chromatic Tuner

Bialamusic

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About this app

Professional chromatic tuner with unique algorithms designed for most accurate tuning.
It works well for a wide range of instruments and is tested with guitar, violin, flute, ukulele, some woodwind and brass, voice, and more. All mid range instruments are covered.

The working range of the app is 70 Hz to 550 Hz so if you are bass player look for “Fine Bass Tuner” app instead.

This is automatic chromatic tuner - you just play the sound and the note and frequency are detected.

The Fine Chromatic Tuner was adjusted and tested against acoustic guitar, soprano ukulele, tenor uke,electric guitar and violin.

Features:

- Automatic note selection
- Ultra responsive -50 to +50 cent range fine tuning display
- Precise to ±1/100 semitone (±1 cent) - may be used by stringers
- Analog like needle
- Exact frequency display.
- Clean bright and simple analog like UI
- Keep screen on while working.
- Works in noisy surroundings

As a pitch detector the tuner app is capable of working in noisy evironment. Afinador app!

Ratings and reviews

I like the dark theme and clean, simple design. But the real "art" of writing a tuner is making it easy to use by finding a good balance between micro-accuracy and readability. This one's better than most, but its gauge updates a bit too frequently, making it somewhat "skittish" and making tuning take longer. I suggest comparing it with something like Stonekick's Pitched Tuner (also free), which really hits the "sweet spot" of usability IMHO.

Dont understand the negative reviews. It starts fast, shows a needle around the closest note. What more do you want? Of course the needle dances and jumps to other notes. Dedicated tuning devices do this too. The real world is full of harmonics and noise...

I have tuned and even set up the intonation of guitars using this app. After comparing the intonation of my guitar (after setting it up with this app) to a professional tuner. There was no offset, so very accurate.

What's new

Fine Chromatic Tuner is updated with the new SDK