Best cell phone tuner app ?
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Best cell phone tuner app ?
Hi Guys, have just updated my phone from an old blackberry 9800 to an Oppo A94 and was wondering what the best tuner app to get is ?
Would be mainly for acoustic in the event that I find myself somewhere needing to tune a guitar.
Any suggestions ?
Cheers,
Would be mainly for acoustic in the event that I find myself somewhere needing to tune a guitar.
Any suggestions ?
Cheers,
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Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
I still use the TC Polytune...not sure if it's still available, but it works real well. EDIT: Dang, sorry, I'm on iPhone.
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Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
sadly, or gladly, iphone audio is the best. Why android haven't fixed this is beyond me. I had to go back to iPhone after my android loving years, because hearing aid accessibility. Android still can't do recording/playback with miniscule lag. Or they choose not too.
Maybe its the phone makers... I feel its not though.
Maybe its the phone makers... I feel its not though.
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Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
I have used gStrings for years, good when it is quiet. Lots of adds though...
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Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
Boss one worked well for me previously!
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Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
I really like the one called GuitarTuna over all the others mentioned.
I havent found one that does anything other then EADGBE without paying though.
There's an incredibly accurate tuner in Amplitube if that's your thing.
I havent found one that does anything other then EADGBE without paying though.
There's an incredibly accurate tuner in Amplitube if that's your thing.
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Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
Gstrings lets me change to drop D, banjo, open G, etc. No payment required...
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Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
Peterson, the sweetened tunings are add ons but it works really well.
Re: Best cell phone tuner app ?
Well im not a huge cell phone user and the Blackberry was a gift from my eldest. Had an awesome battery life and fits easily in your pocket. Now upgraded to an Oppo.
I went with the Fender app and it seems to do everything I need without being too complex. Was also free !