Cleartune Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Cleartune for iPhone.
Cleartune is paid iOS app published by Bitcount ltd.
Was good, now trash
Kirkkster
I’ve had this app for years and loved it. The latest update has ruined it. Don’t bother. I will be deleting it and finding something much better.
too good to be true, but it is true
Minton Miller
I have always had trouble keeping my mandolin in tune. The string sets never or seldom ever sounded right to me my guitar, mandolin, dobro and banjo have never sounded so good! I triedClear tune in noisy rooms where other tuners failed, and it worked perfectly! In less than a week, I have scrapped my various clip on tuners in favor of this extremely accurate Cleartune tuner. It is worth the money at several times the price!!!
Don’t like the update
toshitazawa
What happened to my favorite tuner? The update now makes the meter so herky jerky compared to the more realistic movement, it is not only more difficult to use, it is annoying.
Clear tune keeps us honest
Marcel Pappillion
This tuner to me seems like the old school Conn Strobe tuners. I got dialed after reading Roseanne Cash’s article in ? (National Enquirer?) no... I forget. “A musician will spend on average 2-3 lifetimes playing, then they do something else.” Satananda
Latest update stopped working!
Clark Battle
Ive used this tuner for years. It was great! Now the dial just sits there. Guess I’ll have to use my ears.
Not very good, waste of money, useless
Katdan
1. Does not do a good job tuning my santoor that is like a hammered dulcimer and has 100 strings, is not accurate and the needles bounces all over the place. I use the tuner in guitar toolkit which works much better. 2. Custom temperaments doesn't really work, my tonic note is D and want to use custom tuning from that, but not working, it is not clear how they are determining the few frequency of the root note. 3. I email them about item #2 months ago, no reply. Pretty much useless app.
Used to be perfect.
atchius
I miss the lock button feature. I liked being able to turn the lock off on the pitch pipe and generate tones at any frequency.
Why did you remove features?
Drummin
This has been my go-to tuner for years. As a music teacher, I was able to use the app on two different devices side-by-side to demonstrate what it sounds like when two pitches go in and out of tune with each other (using the tone generator). The “unlocking” feature that removes the pitch grid is essential to the success of this lesson because the students could see the wheel move farther and farther away from the pitch and compare it with the sound waves they hear (as the waves get faster, the pitches go out of tune with one another). They LOVED it and it was an extremely effective lesson. This feature has been removed, unfortunately, and now I need to find an alternative app. Very disappointed.
Used to be the standard...
Digital Velcro
This app has been on my devices for years because it was the most accurate and responsive tuner out there for iOS. After the update, it has been unusable and inaccurate. I have no problem using the Polytune on my board, but Cleartune was always nice to have in a pinch, or for an impromptu acoustic jam. I hope they get back to the basics and fix the shoddiness and new design of the app so that it is responsive and usable again. I did pay full price for it at one point.