Hi Michael. Montal Tuner is specifically designed to measure anharmonicity of a piano and to work out how much each string needs to be stretched to make it sound good. You can also adjust how much stretch you want for the bass tenor section and treble. So ... yes you can use it as a simple guitar tuner as well, but it would be a waste of money because guitars and such-like you don't have to do measurements first to measure stretch. I'm using it to tune my harp and autoharp. It switches to any note and plays sweeping sounds faster or slower depending on how sharp or flat you are. To find out more, feel free to email me off-list.dewaldpianotuner@xxxxxxxxx
Dewald.
Dewald van Deventer Happy Pianos "RPT"Piano tuning Kempton Park EAST RandCell:0824614865E-mail:dewaldpianotuner@xxxxxxxxxVisit my website:Http://www.Happy-Pianos.com/Go "like" my page:http://www.facebook.com/HappyPianos/
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On 12 Sep 2023, at 01:24, Michael Winegarden <mikeewinegarden@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I realize that Montal Tuner is designed for pianos but would one also use this for a guitar?
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Hi,
Super informative mail. Thank you!
Brian
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Emne: [freelists-midimag] Re: Any One know of a good accessible Guitar tuner for the iPhone.
Hi. I'm a piano tuner.
But I also play other instruments, including guitar and have also played bass in the past.
I also am renting a harp at the moment.
Quite cool, but a pain to tune if you don't have a proper chromatic tuner.
Anyway ... getting to the point:
I have used Talking Tuner before, which tells you exactly how sharp or flat a note is in cents.
100 cents between one semitone.
Like between E and F is 100 cents.
We use it in piano tuning a lot.
I also use another app, which just plays tones, which is called Tuner Plus.
Choose your instrument, and double-tap aon the play button. you can also change the sound to sign etc.
Hope it helped.
So by the way:
there is an app developed for piano tuning which is very very accurate called Montal Tuner.
It's the same guy who developed Tune Lab for sighted tuners.
Dewald.
Dewald van Deventer
Happy Pianos "RPT"
Piano tuning Kempton Park EAST Rand
Cell:
0824614865
E-mail:
Visit my website:
Go "like" my page:
http://www.facebook.com/HappyPianos/
Happy Pianos
We'll make your piano smile and sing again!
On 10 Sep 2023, at 22:40, Richard Wells <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The one I use that talks whether a note is sharp, flat or in tune is called Talking Tuner.
On 9/9/2023 10:15 AM, Krister Ekström wrote:
Hi, I’m sorry but that app wasn’t what I was looking for
I need a tuner for guitar, bass or the like
I know that once there was such a tuner the name of which I can’t quite remember that uses speech to announce if the string was flat or sharp.
Anyone on the list know what I’m on about?
/Krister
Skickat från min iPhone
9 sep. 2023 kl. 16:38 skrev Tim Liu <tim.music2010@xxxxxxxxx>:
The name call
Smart Metronome & Tuner
「Tim Liu <tim.music2010@xxxxxxxxx>」在 2023年9月9日 週六，下午10:36 寫道：
https://apps.apple.com/hk/app/%E8%8A%82%E6%8B%8D%E5%99%A8-smart-metronome-tuner/id889571826
「Krister Ekström <krister@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>」在 2023年9月9日 週六，下午10:18 寫道：
Hi I’m looking for a guitar tuner for the iPhone that is accessible for a blind person with feedback on when I’m out of tune or in tune. Is there such a thing around?
Thanks for any help.
/Krister
Skickat från min iPhone
