Pitch•Lab

Pitch•Lab

by Jeff Menter

14 ratings
5 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 20, 2016
  • April 20, 2016

Features

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About

This app provides pure sine wave reference pitches for tuning a variety of stringed instruments. Easily select instrument families and specific tunings to hear the correct notes for guitars, basses, ukuleles, and violins.

Pure sine wave pitches
Instrument family grouping
Specific tuning sets
One-octave pitch option
Supports guitar, bass, ukulele, violin
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What's New in Pitch

1.0

April 20, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

User reviews

No control

I just want to see what hz I’m in.. this app is stunting itself by being both unnecessarily “complex” and limiting

Not happy with updates

This is the only tuner I use because it’s freaking awesome. Unfortunately, when the new operating systems come out they are very slow to update. I’m giving this app four stars because of the versatility, it’s losing one full star because I don’t know when I get to use it next. That tells me that I’m talking about a very good app, but what good is it if I can’t use it?
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No way to change the temperament

This app offers no way to program in a historical temperament and it gives a choice of set pitches. One may want to tune to a415, or even vary the pitch slightly, such as 440.5 Some tuning apps will tell you exactly what pitch you are at. This doesn’t do that either. It would probably do for people who don’t need these functions.
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Perfect for musicians

This app does exactly what you need it to. It plays a white noise free note at varying frequencies so that you can have a pitch reference for whatever you are trying to do. Wonderful app. Phenomenally programmed. Great job.

Chromatic tuning please.

I play many instruments that are not common such as a hammered dulcimer, mountain dulcimer, zither, and multiple others. These instruments don’t always have a set way of tuning them so it varies from one player to another. So I think it would be nice to have a set of pitches that are chromatic, even if it is only C4-C5. I can work from there to get the rest of the instrument in tune.
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FAQ

What instruments does Pitch•Lab support?

Pitch•Lab offers tuning sets for Guitar (Standard, DADGAD, Half step down, Whole step down, Open D), Bass Guitar (Standard, 5 String, 6 String), Ukulele (Standard, Soprano, Baritone), and Violin (Standard, Viola, Cello).

How do I use Pitch•Lab to tune my instrument?

Swipe left to right to select your instrument family, then swipe up and down to choose a specific tuning. Tap a note to hear the pitch, and tap the smaller button to hear it an octave higher.

What kind of sound does Pitch•Lab produce?

Pitch•Lab produces a pure sine wave for its reference pitches, ensuring a clean and accurate tone for tuning.

Does Pitch•Lab have ads?

No, Pitch•Lab does not contain advertisements.

Is Pitch•Lab available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, Pitch•Lab is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, but Android compatibility is not specified.

How often is Pitch•Lab updated?

The application was last updated on April 20, 2016, with version 1.0. There is no information available regarding its update frequency.

What is the age rating for Pitch•Lab?

Pitch•Lab has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What are the reference concert pitches available?

Pitch•Lab includes reference concert pitches for A440, A441, A442, and A443.