Can we use this apk it on iPhone?I think the Android tuner is correct. Join us on fmwhatsapp for more support contact us
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Can we use this apk it on iPhone?I think the Android tuner is correct. Join us on fmwhatsapp for more support contact us
I tend to use Uke Buddy, with the mic on, for tuning. I have this saved on my computer, and for my purposes of playing in my living room I've found this gives me the most accurate tuning. I then go back and check each string using the string below at the proper fret interval. The clip-on tuners are close, but always sound slightly off.I use a chromatic clip on tuner most of the time. No need to get out the phone when you are not at home.
I have Katsura Shareware tuner on my laptop and use it every now and then. It is two accurate in some ways because it picks up the waveform and changes very fast and has a 1hz resolution. So you hit the string and the meter display wobbles up and down by Hertz. Clip on electronic tuners mostly have the meter display showing Cents which make the display much more stable.
Phone App tuners are a lot of fun if you take the time to read about all the temperaments you can use. The temperament is basically the process or equation used to identify the pitches of the 12 notes, it seems so complicated, but in reality is just how audio frequencies are assigned to notes. If you get an app that shows various temperaments, you can learn a lot about the physics and technical audio part of music.
If you do not care about any of the above, just pick up an electronic tuner, clip it on and tune up and start playing.
Agree about the small D’Addario tuners. The Snark never seemed right to me. Seemed flat. My ear just wasn’t buying what it was telling me. And the little D’Add guys are so simple and unobtrusive. I keep one always clamped onto each of my ukes.I use a clip-on tuner but I much prefer the small DAddario's to the Snark. I also have a pricey strobe clip-on for no good reason I can figure. Sometimes when re-stringing I use the Tuner Ninja on phone or computer because it shows the octave.