Find the Note vs CueRig

Find the Note Pitch Detector uses your device's mic to identify musical notes. The frequency and current musical note are displayed on your screen. Simple and easy to use. Use the frequency and pitch bar to tune any instrument! Works with voice, piano, and other instruments. Now, you can also view your note history, making it easier to track your progress and improve your accuracy. Whether you're practicing scales, fine-tuning your instrument, or just exploring sound, Find the Note gives you real-time feedback at your fingertips. Now supporting: Piano, Treble Clef, Alto Clef, Tenor Clef, Bass Clef, Bassoon, Clarinet (Bb, A, Eb), Bass Clarinet, Oboe, Piccolo, Flute, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, English Horn, French Horn (Treble & Bass Clef), Trombone (Bass & Tenor Clef), Trumpet (Bb), Euphonium (Bass & Treble Clef), Tuba, Violin, Viola, Cello (Bass & Tenor Clef), and Double Bass. Get precise, stay in tune, and make every note count!

CueRig helps bands prepare and run live sets with the tools bands need in their in-ear monitors. Create and search for any song using GetSongBPM, build setlists, add spoken guide cues, run a click, play pads, and prepare tracks from one focused app. CueRig is designed for bands or worship teams who want clear musical direction without juggling multiple playback tools. Features include: - Song library and setlist planning - Spoken guide cues for song sections and transitions - Click and count-in tools - Built-in pad player with bundled pad sounds - Per-song key, tempo, time signature, count-in, and subdivision settings - Track import for supported audio files - Stereo headphone-style routing for cues/click and music/pads - Cue timeline and cue capture workflows for preparing songs before service CueRig Pro Monthly is an auto-renewable subscription that provides one month of access to CueRig Pro features per billing period. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ CueRig is built for band leaders who want the band to feel locked in before the first note.