GuiTune - Guitar Tuner!
Provides a simple interface to visually check whether the pitch for each string is low or high, and lets you "see" the pitch change as you wind/unwind the string tuning machines. Tuning has never been easier.
Shows exactly how many cents (1/100ths of a semitone) a note is out-of-tune.
★ Extremely accurate
- within 1 cent (1/100th of a semitone) of each note with sub-second response time.
★ Developed in Austin, Texas, the "Live Music Capital of the World".
★ Use the standard tuning E-A-D-G-B-E or one of many alternate tunings: regular tunings such as Minor Third, special tunings such Drop D, open tunings such Open C, lower tunings, and higher tunings.
★ Adjust pitch incrementally from 400 to 480 Hz or up/down a half/full step from A440. (The International Organization for Standardization specifies the frequency for the note A in the treble stave as 440 Hz. ISO 16:1975).
★ Tap to hear an accurate note if tuning by ear instead of using visual tuning.
★ Enable/disable Auto-string-detect (not recommended for noisy environments).
Category : Music & Audio
Reviews (29)
I have tried several apps. This one worked really well from the word go. It warned me that it was developed for and older model phone, but still worked well. It has an exhaustive list of tunings. The interface is slightly different than what I am used to on other apps, my DAW and guitar pedal, but intuitive and easy to fine tune. Worth the small fee it cost.
Wonderful app! I had to sort through so many tuners with ads, in app purchases, and you need an account etc. I'd much rather pay for a quality product from the start and this app delivered! Love the UI and sheer number of tunings contained!
Yeah this is quite good! The GUI is very creative and usable and the note tone is closer to guitar sound than most of those annoying pure midi tones you usually get. I'm pleased with it so far. Nice job developers!
Love, love, LOVE this app!!! Thank you so very much for providing a user-friendly, reliable app that allows me to tune my guitar to different frequencies! Wonderful!!!
Everything works great. But, I'm only giving 3 stars as it's lacking popular low metal tunings. Paid app should be current on these. The B standard tuning, 7th fret tuning should have a f# instead of f also.
I would like to re-evaluate my earlier review. I did find in the settings for the app, a way to adjust the pitch by frequency (htz). This app has everything I need!
Best tuning App on Android. Very smooth. I had it on IOS and it was... Meh. But still accurate.
Simple, does what it is supposed to do quickly, w/o unnecessary extras.
Easy to use and love the different tunings.
great tuner app with lots of tuning options
easy to use and accurate
Howdy, I just purchased this and was told it was out of date at start. Do you have plans to update? Thanks
This app is very accurate and easy to use
Love it! Use it constantly!
Yo Make a 432 hz scheme and ill give good rating i buy it because 432 was advertised.
simple and effective ...
Does what is says. And apps don't make themselves so it's worth a paying for it.
Better than all the other tuners I've tried.
Been using this app for 7 years. Love it.
easy to use
Nice app that does what I need
It turned my phone into a tuner
does what it says it'll do well.
Just what I was looking for...!
Everything I need
I love this tuner! So easy and simple, gets the job done perfectly. The only thing is, now that I've switched to an Android, it won't even open the app! If I click on the app, it opens it for 2 seconds max and it automatically closes again. Please fix this bug! I have used this tuner for a long time so I know its great! Just needs a compatibility update for the One plus one
Got an A432 tuning fork to tune my guitar to old world order perfection. While the lights are still on this app syncs perfectly with the fork.
I've been playing guitar for 30 years now and always prided myself on my tuning abilities. This changed my life. Needle and strobe tuners don't compare. Unique and perfect.
Works as intended. It may be confusing at first when reading what note was played. When tuning, the meter wiggles around a bit and then settles into the note played by the guitar. So focus on the numbers towards the end of when the string was played. That number is the most accurate. It was confirmed by using another tuner at the same time and getting the same numbers. Hope this helps whoever may need it!