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This app transforms instrument pitch practice into a fun, game-like experience. It helps musicians visualize their intonation and improve accuracy with a tuner and a training screen featuring a line graph. Adjust the reference A note frequency to suit your practice needs.
✓Game-like pitch practice
✓Visualize intonation
✓Improve accuracy
✓Instrument tuner
✓Line graph pitch display
✓Adjustable reference A note
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1.9.0
January 25, 2026
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What is PitchTrainer?
PitchTrainer is a music app designed to make practicing pitch more engaging. It uses a game-like approach to help musicians visualize their intonation and improve accuracy on their instruments.
How does PitchTrainer help improve pitch?
It provides a tuner screen for tuning your instrument and a training screen that displays your pitch using a line graph. This visual feedback helps you understand and correct your intonation.
Can I adjust the reference pitch in PitchTrainer?
Yes, you can select the reference A note frequency from 438Hz to 446Hz, allowing you to customize the tuning to your specific needs or preferences.
What devices is PitchTrainer available on?
PitchTrainer is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.
Does PitchTrainer have ads?
No, PitchTrainer does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted practice experience for users.
What is the age rating for PitchTrainer?
PitchTrainer has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young musicians and learners.
How often is PitchTrainer updated?
The latest version, 1.9.0, was released on January 25, 2026, indicating regular updates to improve functionality and user experience.
What permissions does PitchTrainer require?
PitchTrainer requires microphone input permission to function correctly, allowing it to analyze your instrument's pitch.
