Tonemap Tuner vs Do Sol

Tonemap is a real-time intonation visualizer for musicians. Instead of watching a needle one note at a time, you see your playing painted onto a color-coded grid: green when you're in tune, warmer when you're sharp, cooler when you're flat. Play a scale, a passage, or a whole etude, then look up and see exactly which notes need work. Built by Jeremy Black, Principal Second Violin of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and Concertmaster of the Grant Park Symphony Orchestra in Chicago. Tested and trusted by teachers and professional musicians around the world! THE GRID - Every pitch gets its own cell, arranged in octave rows - Colors show your average intonation on each note, not just an oscilloscope frantically saying you're sharp or flat - Double-tap to clear and start fresh NOTE VIEW - Your playing drawn as a timeline: balloons show each note's average intonation, ribbons reveal vibrato and drift within a single note - Scroll back through up to 20 minutes of playing TEMPERAMENTS - Practice in just intonation, Pythagorean, meantone, Vallotti, Werckmeister III and more, or build your own Custom temperament - Every note's target, color and needle follow the temperament you choose - Set the Pitch Center to your key, with a Temperament Bar to switch temperament and key in one tap MADE FOR REAL PRACTICE - Performance pitch: set A4 anywhere from 100–1000 Hz (440, 441, 415, etc.) - Transposition for Bb, Eb, F and all other instruments - Stretch tuning options for better resonance on acoustic instruments. - Customizable colors, light and dark themes, and mini-UI to maximize screen space. - Automatic gain control and adjustable background noise reduction - No account, no ads, and audio never leaves your device TONEMAP PRO (optional subscription) - Quick Record: capture your practice, review at slow speeds with pitch-preserving playback, and export WAV - Hard Mode: the tightest in-tune window, for advanced intonation work - Supports ongoing development Tonemap began as the open-source web app tonemap.live. Tonemap™ is a trademark of East End Violin Studio, Inc. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://tonemap.live/ios

Do Sol is a "pitch pipe" app for congregational song leaders that makes finding the starting pitch of a hymn fast and easy. Instead of trying to figure out which letter name to choose on your pitch pipe, you can simply count the number of sharps or flats in the key signature and tap either of the orange buttons that many times to "lock in" the correct DO pitch. Then, just tap the large gray tone pad to sound the DO. If you want the higher or lower octave, tap the top or bottom of the tone pad when an alternate octave DO appears. While the DO is sounding, if you like, you can drag your finger up and down to hear DO MI SOL, etc. This can be useful if you are still learning how to navigate from the DO pitch to the starting note of the hymn. If practicing at home, first set the key signature with the orange buttons, then tap and drag until the note sounding on the staff matches the starting note in your hymnal. There is also a "minor mode" in the top right corner. In minor mode, most of the tone pad will sound LA instead of DO. However, if you prefer to hear DO, the top left notch of the tone pad will sound DO, and you can drag down to hear DO-TI-LA. At any time, you can tap the treble clef to reset the app to C major. The pitch wheel in the center acts more like a traditional pitch pipe, although it has a much larger (virtual) two octave range. Finally, there are scrub bars on either edge of the screen for quickly moving through either key signatures (on the left) or pitches (on the right). You can use this app in whatever way makes the most sense for you: pitch by key signature, pitch by letter name, just tap for a quick DO sound, or tap-and-drag for DO-MI-SOL, etc. "Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of praise" (Hebrews 13:15a, NIV)