Nail the Pitch - Vocal Monitor 2.3.1

Reviews

5 ★, on 2020-08-09
Well I know that the air conditioner sounds like D2, and it is great to be able to see your breathing. It is a game changer to see your improvements with sustaining a note when working on expanding vocal range and pitch accuracy. It is a very well made tool and I'm glad I bought it. It cost less than one sandwich, drink, and fries. Worth it.

5 ★, on 2020-08-26
Fantastic app! My one suggestion would be to add click handlers to the note labels on the left side of the screen, and play the note when it is clicked. I'd like to be able to tap a C4, for example, and hear the C4 pitch through my speakers

5 ★, on 2020-08-05
Great and simple application. I bought a PRO version. It would be great to add a simple feature which would make this application much me powerful. After a recording is made, I would like to be able to play the recording in a special mode: I would like to sing along with the recording and see how my voice matches the recording in real time. With this feature I can make a recording by playing an instrument and then sing and see how my voice matches the notes of the song.

2 ★, on 2020-06-25
Been using this to try and improve my control in singing, but something felt off. So I played a c5 and c4 for it from an electronic pitch pipe. It correctly identified c5, but called the c4 from the pitch pipe a g4. Perhaps it's just not built right for this model phone, might very well work for other people. But nevertheless it's frustrating that I've been using a faulty pitch monitor to try and improve my vocal control. Love the layout and ui design though.

3 ★, on 2020-06-09
Good app for recognising initial pitch. Not made for thoroughly recognise pitch while singing. Overall satisfying app in 2 MB. But I think paying almost $7 for this pro version is worthless where Dolby recorder is free to use I would really like to see some advance features like of Melodyne, Bandlab or Dolby Recorder.

5 ★, on 2020-08-20
Simple yet effective to identify pitch when you're singing, useful if you're trying to refine an ability to remain on key when you sing.