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KeyFinder

KeyFinder

by Scoreless Music

322 ratings
25 reviews
📚 Education
🎵 Music
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 6, 2009
  • March 27, 2022

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Scoreless Music
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About

Identify the musical key of any song you're listening to. Use the integrated piano to play along and confirm notes, helping the app pinpoint the correct key. Explore music theory and learn to play songs in different keys.

✓Identify song keys
✓Built-in piano keyboard
✓Note confirmation
✓Narrow down possible keys
✓Learn songs in any key
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of KeyFinder. Based on 322 reviews and a 2.7/5 average, it highlights the 8 positives and 9 negatives reviewers mention most about this Music app.

Positive things

  • 💡Useful for finding song keys
  • 👍Simple and effective key locking
  • 💡Cool LED display
  • 💡Good for songwriting aid
  • 💡Works well for intended purpose
  • 💡Helpful for those without music theory knowledge
  • 💡Great for solo piano
  • 💡Eliminates need for physical charts

Negative things

  • 🤔Hard to use and unclear
  • 🤔No sound produced
  • 🤔Limited key support (e.g., no C sharp)
  • 🤔Slow response to touch
  • 🤔Difficulty hearing keys with background music
  • 🤔Lacks instructions or guidance
  • 🤔Does not estimate song notes
  • 🤔Can't play minor scales in Ref mode
  • 🤔No way to tip developers
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What's New in KeyFinder

1.5.1

March 27, 2022

Fixed an issue that was causing devices with earlier iOS versions to not run properly.

User reviews

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Thank you!

I’m learning guitar and finding a key for a song is such a mystery sometimes. This is exactly what I was looking for. No ads I don’t think, I haven’t run across anyway. So only complaint is that there’s no way to tip you! :) Led display very cool touch by the way.
TradersamTradersam

What?…

…No Seriously, What?

This makes no sound let alone sense.

Just get the Antares one, you don’t need an active autotune sub for it to work
Sean 2eSean 2e

PLEASE BRING IT BACK

This was very useful for those who don’t know music theory. Just holding the key down to lock it in and eliminate the keys that it’s not in is so simple but so effective! PLEASE BRING IT BACK
BriGuy_09BriGuy_09

PLEASE UPDATE TO 64bit 🙏

PLEASE UPDATE TO 64bit 🙏
9865567898655678

Not very good

Hard to use, very unclear
icanswim70icanswim70
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

No sound

Bug

Slow response to touch

Bug

Cannot play minor scales in Ref mode

Bug

Difficulty controlling volume with background music

Bug
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Requested Features

8 requests

Bring the app back

Feature

Update to 64bit

Feature

Label notes on piano keys

Feature

Ability to move up and down the keyboard

Feature

More keys supported (hundreds)

Feature

Control app volume separately from music

Feature

Show relative minor next to major

Feature

Make a music notation application

Feature

FAQ

What does KeyFinder do?

KeyFinder helps you determine the musical key of a song. You can use its built-in piano keyboard to play along with the melody. By confirming notes that match the song, the app progressively narrows down the possibilities to identify the song's key.

How do I use KeyFinder to find a song's key?

Play a song and use the integrated piano keyboard to play notes that you hear in the melody. As you confirm notes that coincide with the song, KeyFinder will analyze this input to identify the most likely key the song is in.

Is KeyFinder free to use?

Yes, KeyFinder is available for free. The application does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted experience.

What can I do after finding a song's key?

Once you know a song's key, you can explore further learning opportunities. The app's developer, Scoreless Music, offers resources to learn how to play songs in any key, which can be found on their website.