Noteworthy Tuner 2.0.2

Reviews

5 ★, on 2020-08-13
This is a lovely app! so clean, simple and easy on the eye, and a delight to use. Many thanks to the author. (It's absolutely free as in both beer and speech, a gift to us all. I went to the site for Battery Indicator Pro, also made by Darshan Computing, and contributed there although I don't need that app, because unfortunately there seems to be no way to donate from here)

5 ★, on 2020-06-24
This is the app to get I'm very satisfied the app is easy to use meets all my needs in tuning my guitar and the intonation what more can I say I've been threw the list and found this one to be accurate and easy to use I highly recommend the developer is offering an app that would cost you money and also if you have an issue notify the developer there more then willing to help the developer deserve this curticy I am 100% satisfied with this app and I thank the developer and play store .

5 ★, on 2020-07-25
Simple, light, just works. UI could be better but function-wise, it's perfect 10.

3 ★, on 2019-05-21
Creating a good tuner app is challenging. The trickiest part is getting it to average out the waveforms of various instruments so the indicator moves smoothly, and stays in one place long enough, for a human to use it. If it updates too frequently, it's just frustrating, because you can't adjust your tuning to keep up with it. In this respect, I found this app better than some, but not as good as others. It may work better for you, depending on how you use it—so it's worth a try.

5 ★, on 2019-08-19
Awesome. No other word for it. I have some basic coding knowledge, including Linux, so I am aware just how tricky it is to create an app like this, that works in real-time with the microphone. Plus, as there are hundreds of different Android devices out there, that just adds to the complexity. Using this on my Moto G7 Play, it works perfectly w/tuning my Clarinet. THANK YOU for not placing ads in this, even though that costed you money undoubtedly. But as a consumer I attest that it's sweet. 👍

5 ★, on 2018-11-01
Simple, lightweight, elegant, open-source (no funny data collection, I checked), and ad-free. I've used a number of tuning apps and this one takes the cake. The active frequency readout lets you tune much more precisely than other apps that try to be cute about it (I'm looking at you Pano Tuner), and the design is instrument-independent – No-hard locking to expected frequencies means you can tune any instrument with it. Protip: Touch the body of the phone to the body of your instrument for a better frequency reading if you are in a place with a lot of background noise.