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(More customer reviews)I have owned this product for serveral years now.I recommend it very highly.It's one of those rare products that is as good as they say (perhaps even better).
What it does:
- pitch generation (like an electronic pitch pipe);
- pitch detection (even from voices or in noisy environments);
--- this is useful in tuning a guitar or in checking vocal pitch when singing;
- chord display (multiple simultaneous notes);
- adjustable A frequency (tuning is usually based on A=440 hertz but not always);
- displays the note letter (C, B, A#, etc);
- displays the 'percentage of error'(difference from the nearest pitch);
- displays the exact frequency;
- has a pause button so you can freeze the display and examine it closely;
- displays a green indicator line and a green dot where the pitch is;
- displays a yellow circle around the green dot if the pitch is within 25% +/-;
- displayes a bar on the side that shows whether you are over or under the nearest pitch;
- displays a pink spot in the center that shows the clarity or the timber of the tone.For singers this shows if your vocal tone is clear or fuzzy and how clear or fuzzy.PhoneTuner is very fast, very accurate, and very cool (if you are into singing and you need some help).
You may be wondering what's up with the spiral display.it turns out this is a very logical display, though it takes some time to get used to it.The reason for the spiral is that as you go up the scale, the distance between each note increases.The spiral is a very natural way to display this.
I got it because I had recently joined a barbershop chorus and I needed something to help me train my ear.This was the perfect tool and it worked with my Pocket PC.
My only complaint is that they have not updated the product since December of 2003.The current version is 2.2.2 and is only available for Pocket PC.It would be really great if the maker would create a version for the iPhone.
You can download and install it and it will work in Trial mode which only works for 60 seconds at a time.This is enough to see if it works and to test it's value.Honestly, this is a huge bargain.You'll see if you try it.It's so good that I may buy a new Pocket PC just to run it since my ailing old PPC is dying.But I would rather get an iPhone version if at all possible.
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Product Description:
Phonature PhonTuner is an advanced chromatic guitar tuner that is also a violin tuner, piano tuner and singing tuner. It can detect off-tuned notes in recordings and continuous performance. It can also alert you when your piano needs tuning. Based on the Mathematical Cochlea of Phonature theory, it enables you to tune to better than 0.5% tonal frequency tuning accuracy over a 3 octave visible range and total 5 octaves tunable range. The spiral arrangement of an octave enable chords and intervals of melodies to be identified easily. Calibrated Sound Texture pattern in the middle reflects the timbre of sound and reveals fusing of multi-part voices. Singing mode automatically shows singing or whistle; users can define target tones for up to 6 strings in Custom mode. As a guitar tuner, its clearest note frequency holding ability captures the frequency of a string more accurately than conventional guitar tuners. It also provide excellent tuning for steel guitar, bass guitar, electric guitar and various acoustic guitars. FEATURES: - Show the tone of the loudest note In multipart music (more than one sound input) or noisy environment. - Tuning Modes with tuning marks for Viola, Violin, Guitar. - 1 custom Tuning Mode for up to 6 strings for alternate guitar tuning or other instrument setting. - Autoranging for Singing from C2-C7. - Real-time indicator showing accurately the pitch of music. Even off-tuned notes of live performance, recording and CD can be loc
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