BetterPitch vs hEARit!

See your pitch in real-time and transform the way you practice ear training. BetterPitch is a rich collection of pitch-tracking tools for musicians. If you’re a singer or a fretless instrument player and you want to improve your pitch, or if you’re in search of one of the best free chromatic tuners for iOS, this is for you. FREE Advanced Chromatic Tuner: for guitar, bass, ukulele, banjo and orchestral instruments, featuring a comprehensive list of traditional and alternate tunings, completely free of charge. No sign-ups, no ads, just grab it and go. Visual Vocal Tracker (Pro Feature): Developed in collaboration with a recording studio, this lets singers visually track their pitch over a set range and immediately see when they're in tune and when they’re not. It fast-tracks quality performances in the vocal booth and helps minimize the number of takes. It works great for violin, viola and cello too! Precision Tracker (Pro Feature): This advanced chromatic tuner plots pitch on a rolling graph, showing pitch relative to the nearest note. In addition, this can be overlayed on an audio spectrogram, letting singers examine the intonation of their attack, sustain and release, all while visualizing their sibilance, plosives and overtones like formant. Track, record and review: Make lossless recordings at your device’s highest fidelity while simultaneously tracking your pitch. Pitch tracking works on playback too. Pro features: Invest in your talent with BIFL pro features — no subscriptions, no sign-ups, private and with a generous trial period. Ready to level up your game as a musician? Download BetterPitch now and start using your eyes and your ears to improve your pitch. Note: The app’s pitch trackers can track a single-voiced (monophonic) instrument, and work best when there’s minimal background noise.

hEARit! provides developing music students with a variety of ways to hear and respond to intervals. Want to hear the notes in ascending order? Descending? At the same time? No problem. Teachers: You can use a google sheet to collect scores!