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Version 2.7.1 · 2026-10-23
Added support for iPhone Duo.
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The store currently lists version 2.7.1, updated 2026-10-23.








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Nail the Pitch is a real-time vocal pitch monitor that helps singers see exactly which notes they are singing. Get clear visual feedback, take the guesswork out of practice, and build confidence in your voice.
With more than 3 million downloads, Nail the Pitch is used by singers, vocal coaches, and music educators around the world.
Use Nail the Pitch to:
• Practice singing in tune
• Visualize vocal melodies to help with transcription
• Explore and test your vocal range
KEY FEATURES
Pitch Visualization
See your vocal pitch displayed on a piano roll, note by note.
Instant Pitch Feedback
Our low-latency pitch detection engine provides fast visual feedback that keeps up with your voice as you sing.
See Every Detail
Zoom in to examine subtle pitch changes, including slides, vibrato, and fluctuations within individual notes.…
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Added support for iPhone Duo.
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