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DroneToneTool

DroneToneTool

by James Roberts

12 ratings
8 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 12, 2017
  • August 18, 2019

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James Roberts
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About

This app provides high-quality reference pitches using the rich overtones of real cellos. It helps musicians of all levels develop their internal sense of pitch and improve intonation through practice with a stable harmonic center.

✓High-quality reference pitches
✓Rich cello overtones
✓Develop internal pitch sense
✓Improve intonation
✓Harmonic stability
✓Practice in all registers
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What's New in DroneToneTool

1.2.5

August 18, 2019

Improved accessibility for screen readers

User reviews

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Very helpful for choir practice

Very helpful with finding my note foe choir practice.
DianaDoesItDianaDoesIt

Cello

As a cello player, this is an excellent tool.
It also comes with a metronome which very handy.
OlivelkOlivelk

Practical and useful

I Play the cello and this app has helped me play through hours of scales. I would highly recommend either the online or app version!!
Person number1234675Person number1234675

Not much for a paid app

Just droning and metronome. Can only change the metronomes tempo to presets. Cant adjust the volume of the metronome/drone so they mesh together better. Cant adjust the drone sound to thin out the overtones. Very basic. Would expect more from a $1.99 app.
PumpkinDogPumpkinDog

Beatiful app straight to the point

I was searching for such an app until I found it recommended by violinlab.com

This app does what it’s supposed to do in a convenient way. Good job
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FAQ

What makes DroneToneTool's pitches different from other tone generators?

DroneToneTool uses the rich overtones of real cellos, offering a more pleasing and complex sound than typical electronic tone generators. This provides a more nuanced harmonic experience for practice.

How does DroneToneTool help improve intonation?

By providing a stable reference pitch, DroneToneTool allows musicians to discern how multiple pitches interact. Playing along with the drone strengthens the internal sense of pitch and helps identify consonant intervals and subtle pitch variations.

What is the price of DroneToneTool?

DroneToneTool is available for a one-time purchase of $1.99. This grants you access to all its features without any recurring fees.

On what devices can I use DroneToneTool?

DroneToneTool is available on devices with an age rating of 4+. Specific device compatibility details can be found on the app store listing for your platform.

How often is DroneToneTool updated?

The latest version, 1.2.5, was released on August 18, 2019. While updates may not be frequent, the app is designed to provide a stable and reliable practice tool.

What is the age rating for DroneToneTool?

DroneToneTool has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger musicians.

Does DroneToneTool have ads?

The provided data does not indicate the presence of advertisements in DroneToneTool. It is a paid application, suggesting an ad-free experience.

What are the benefits of using reference/drone tones?

Reference or drone tones provide a center of harmonic stability, helping ears discern pitch interactions and strengthen the internal sense of pitch. This practice leads to improved artistry and intonation.