Fuyomi vs Sound Wave Sight MINI

Fuyomi – The All-in-One Music Practice Companion Fuyomi is a multifunctional practice support app designed specifically for musicians. It brings together the essential tools for daily practice and performance into one seamless experience, helping you practice more efficiently and comfortably. Main Features: ◆ High-Precision Metronome ・Customizable BPM and time signature ・Clear tempo cues via visual flash, vibration, and animation ・Tap-to-set tempo detection included ◆ Chromatic Tuner ・Real-time pitch detection using your microphone ・Supports a wide range of instruments including strings, winds, and vocals ・Reference tone playback feature included ◆ Score Import & Annotation ・Import sheet music as PDF or image ・Freely annotate using Apple Pencil or finger ・Auto-save ensures your markings are preserved ◆ Automatic Score Scrolling ・Hands-free page turns or continuous scrolling at a set speed ・Stay focused on performance without interruptions ◆ Export Annotated Sheets ・Combine your handwritten notes with the background ・Export as PDF or HEIC and share with ease This app is ideal for beginners to intermediate musicians looking to streamline their practice. Coming soon: automatic sheet music reader and AI-powered transcription tools — stay tuned for future updates!

Sound Wave Sight is an app that visualizes instrument waveforms in real time. A dialog will appear asking for permission to access the microphone—please enable it to use the app. Once microphone input starts, the app detects the frequency of the incoming sound and displays its harmonics on the screen. It helps you understand the structure of tone and supports sound analysis and improvement. Displays the harmonic composition of sound in real time, up to the 4th harmonic. # The normal version includes display support for up to the 8th harmonic, a sine wave comparison feature, and a screenshot function. Notes: - Need Microphone Input. - Frequencies are approximate. - Sounds that are too high (above 4000 Hz) or too low (below 55 Hz) may not be displayed correctly. - If the display is unstable, try again in a quieter environment or move closer to your device’s microphone.