Category: Instrument-Specific
Tuning guides tailored to guitar, bass, piano, violin, and other instruments.
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Best Tuner for Bass Guitar: Why Low-Frequency Accuracy Is Critical
Read more: Best Tuner for Bass Guitar: Why Low-Frequency Accuracy Is CriticalConsider, for your bass guitar, StroboPro, a multi-harmonic strobe tuner app that maintains <0.1 cent accuracy even at A0. Instead of relying on Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), StroboPro uses direct phase comparison – the same principle that light and physics make possible on classical hardware strobe tuners – to deliver high precision on web, iOS,…
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Free Online Tuner: New Instruments and Tunings
Read more: Free Online Tuner: New Instruments and TuningsFree Online Tuner: New Instruments and Tunings We added a batch of new instruments and tunings to StroboPro this week, and every one of them loads straight from a link. If you play something we were missing, there is a decent chance it is in there now. It is still free, it still runs in…
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Piano Tuning Assistant: Measuring Inharmonicity & Building Stretch Curves
Read more: Piano Tuning Assistant: Measuring Inharmonicity & Building Stretch CurvesMost tuner apps treat a piano like a giant guitar: one note, one target frequency, tune to zero cents. More important, they “mush” all of the harmonics of each note into an “in-tune” or “out of tune” signal on a needle. Even “single strobe” tuners do this! This fails spectacularly for pianos. A real piano…
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How to Use a Tuner for Vocal Training: Improve Pitch and Find Your Range
Read more: How to Use a Tuner for Vocal Training: Improve Pitch and Find Your RangeWhen most people think of tuners, they picture a guitarist checking their strings before a gig. But instrument tuners, especially strobe tuners like StroboPro, can help singers train their pitch, too. Whether you want to hone your pitch or figure out your vocal range, we’ll show you how a strobe tuner can help you practice…