Flute Fingering Lab vs Wind Fingering Master

Flute Fingering Lab is an app designed to help flute players check fingerings and support their daily practice. Simply scroll through the staff on the screen, select a note, and tap it to display the corresponding fingering. The app is designed for quick access whenever needed, whether during practice, lessons, or before a performance. 【Main Features】 • Intuitive note selection by scrolling through the staff • Standard fingering display • Standard trill fingering display • Clear and well-organized fingering diagrams • Lightweight design for quick reference • Fingering training • Harmonics training • Circular pitch ruler tuning meter • Practice schedule management with alarm notifications 【About the Lite Upgrade】 Lite disables full-screen ads. Banner ads are still displayed. 【About the Plus Upgrade】 Plus expands the supported range to B3–C7 and automatically displays fingerings when a note is selected. It also supports the B footjoint and E mechanism. Recommended for users who want faster and smoother access to fingerings. Banner ads are still displayed. 【Planned Updates】 Future updates are planned to include additional special fingerings, tremolo fingerings, expanded note ranges, and more advanced practice support features. This app does not collect, store, or transmit personal information.

Check wind-instrument fingerings alongside the written note, quickly and clearly. SEE THE NOTE AND FINGERING TOGETHER Your selected pitch appears on a staff beside a large fingering diagram. See written and concert pitch, keys or valves to use, and alternate fingerings at a glance. CHOOSE PITCHES YOUR WAY Select notes from a piano keyboard, staff, or note-name pad. Step buttons move by semitone for quick checks during practice. LEARN KEY AND VALVE POSITIONS Open a position guide when you need it. Woodwind guides map common key names to their locations; brass guides show valve and lever positions while everyday use stays compact. INSTRUMENTS • Recorder, flute family, clarinet family, oboe, bassoon • Alto and tenor saxophone • Trumpet, horn, euphonium, tuba, and trombone Play a continuous reference tone for the selected concert pitch to check it by ear. Ideal for practice, lessons, and quick checks before rehearsal.