Can’t recommend
Tuning doesn’t work, ho helpful tips are provided, no explanation how to use, bad quality, unbelievably many bugs, impractical to use, just bad
$3.99
About
This app provides a comprehensive interactive fingering chart for the tuba, offering standard and alternate fingerings with tuning suggestions. It helps musicians understand pitch tendencies and adjust notes for equal or just tuning.
✓Interactive fingering chart
✓Alternate fingerings
✓Tuning suggestions
✓Pitch tendency identification
✓Color-coded fingerings
✓Key chart with zoom
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What's New in Tuba Fingering & Tuning
1.1
August 23, 2024
This release contains minor user interface updates.
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FAQ
What is the price of Tuba Fingering & Tuning?
Tuba Fingering & Tuning is a paid app, costing $3.99. This one-time purchase provides access to all its features without further charges.
Does Tuba Fingering & Tuning have ads?
No, Tuba Fingering & Tuning is ad-free. Users can enjoy the full functionality without any interruptions from advertisements.
What devices is Tuba Fingering & Tuning compatible with?
Tuba Fingering & Tuning is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to work across these Apple devices.
How often is Tuba Fingering & Tuning updated?
The app was last updated on August 23, 2024, with version 1.1. This indicates ongoing support and potential for future improvements.
What is the age rating for Tuba Fingering & Tuning?
Tuba Fingering & Tuning has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners.
What kind of tuning information does Tuba Fingering & Tuning offer?
Tuba Fingering & Tuning provides suggestions for both equal tuning and just tuning. It also offers tips on tuning related to dynamics, air speed, and embouchure.
Can I zoom in on fingerings in Tuba Fingering & Tuning?
Yes, the app features a detailed Key Chart that allows you to zoom in on particular fingerings and note names for a closer look.
What do the different colors mean on the Tuba Fingering & Tuning chart?
The color-coding on the chart indicates different fingering suggestions: black for regular fingerings, green for suggested fingerings to add, and red for suggested fingerings to delete.
