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Note Recognizer

Note Recognizer

Musical Instrument Tuner

7 ratings
13 reviews
#171 in paid Music
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$4.99 $1.99
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 8, 2020
  • December 8, 2020

Developer

Suresh Verma
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About

This app analyzes sung or played pitches in real-time, displaying the corresponding note name. It functions as a vocal trainer, song key identifier, and instrument tuner, offering various note naming systems and live notation capabilities.

✓Real-time pitch detection
✓Note name identification
✓Instrument tuning
✓Vocal training exercises
✓Live musical notation
✓Multiple note naming systems
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What's New in Note Recognizer

2.0

December 8, 2020

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📊 171

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The app has maintained its position at 171 recently.

Last updated on July 2, 2026.

User reviews

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Not worth buying

There are no instructions or support. The dial display is incomprehensible - seeming to display volume rather than pitch. Even on the highest sensitivity it cannot recognise when a note shifts in pitch.
Live Notation - listed in the description - is not present.
SeawalkerPJSeawalkerPJ

Doesn’t work!

Doesn’t recognize notes correctly. I sang a C and it recognized a G. Also, it produces feedback noise while switched on.
Peter de Chair BakerPeter de Chair Baker

Don't waste your money

Doesn't work, only registers a high pitch.
a. lissettea. lissette

Screaming high pitch

$1.99, you get what you pay for. Please return my $1.99 immediately. After downloading and open it, it screams a high frequency pitch. I does not do anything else. I suggest that this app be eliminated from the Apple Store. PLEASE RETURN MY $1.99, IMMEDIATELY. No star rating can be give, only a very negative review.
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SilverFoxx1SilverFoxx1

Don’t buy it! It doesn’t work!

Open the app and all you get is feeback then it bugs out my iphone and the feedback keeps going even though I’ve closed the app!
GrazstarrGrazstarr
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FAQ

What is Note Recognizer?

Note Recognizer analyzes the pitch frequency you sing or play and displays the corresponding note name. It's designed for active music making, serving as a vocal trainer, song key finder, and instrument tuner.

Can Note Recognizer help me learn to sing?

Yes, Note Recognizer is designed for vocal training. It plays notes or phrases and shows you which note to sing and your pitch accuracy, helping beginners and experienced singers improve their range and perfection.

Does Note Recognizer work as an instrument tuner?

Yes, Note Recognizer can be used as a tuner for instruments like guitar, flute, violin, and harmonium, helping you check your intonation and play in tune.

What note naming systems does Note Recognizer support?

Note Recognizer supports multiple note naming systems, including Standard (# and b), German (# and b), Indian Sargam (# and b) in both Romanized and Devanagari scripts, and Do Re Mi (# and b).

Does Note Recognizer offer live notation?

Yes, with Live Notation, you can play a musical idea on an instrument and see it transformed into musical notation as you play, watching your score grow in real-time.

What is the price of Note Recognizer?

Note Recognizer is a paid app, priced at $1.99. It does not appear to have in-app purchases or advertisements.

On which devices can I use Note Recognizer?

Note Recognizer is supported on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is suitable for users aged 4 and up.

How often is Note Recognizer updated?

The latest version of Note Recognizer is 2.0, released on December 8, 2020. The app has not received updates since its initial release date.