Tuner T1 Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 141 reviews. Read all reviews for Tuner T1 for iPhone.
Tuner T1 is free iOS app published by JSplash Apps
Awesome, Practical Tuner App for Band Kids
peacefulhike_05
This is an awesome app. While simple, it single-handedly outperforms all freemium tuner apps I’ve ever used. Showing granular detail, it is very practical. It is also sensitive— and it has previews of notes, which is nice. Specifically, I appreciate how it seamlessly handles different instruments and their various pitches, whilst staying accurate. This is invaluable as a section leader at my HS band! Thanks for such a wonderful app!
Works perfectly
1737418
It one of the best and most accurate timers there is, and it’s pretty much entirely free.
Very helpful
brantonio branderas
Learning all about tones can be overwhelming, this helps establish visual parameters. ❤️ thank you
Pls read
jihfykdppeyhfmdpu0835294
This app is not at all functional, I play multiple instruments and does not work for ANY of them. It’s note accuracy is JOKE. Waste of time do not get.
Best tuner for classical wind players
bassnbud
I am a bassoonist in one of the top 5 US orchestras. The latest version of this app is my favorite tuner. (I’ve tried many.) Much easier to read with continuous display disabled (set with a toggle in the settings). The graphic line gives an excellent representation of your general pitch, the general stability of your tone, and you quickly learn what a preferred vibrato looks like, too. When trying alternate fingerings, it is much easier to see the real general pitch of a fingering compared to another fingering than any other type of display I’ve seen (Korg-like needles etc.). There were some adjustments made over previous versions, and it now picks up very well the full range of the bassoon (many tuners get confused in the low notes).
Love it
Son of Donald
Could not be happier with this app. Now if could could only sing a straight pitch within the 15 cent green lane!
Amazing tuner
Kewlzy
Having a tuner that graphs the frequency over time is so helpful. I usually play with old strings and so the pitch can take a while to settle. Being able to watch the pitch settle takes all the frustration out of tuning.