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Version 3.0.22 · 2025-03-10
- Bug fixes and performance enhancements
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The store currently lists version 3.0.22, updated 2025-03-10.








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Pitch isn't just a chromatic tuner & metronome; it's your musical fitness coach.
It's the only app that gives you detailed analytics with tips on how to improve your playing or singing. It also charts your progress so you can watch yourself improve little by little every day. You'll sound better in no time!
Features:
- Simple & easy to use
- Quickly tune / analyze voice or any musical instrument
- 4 tuner display modes
- Metronome with downbeat, upbeat, subdivisions, and 30+ sound options
- Detailed analytics to help you track your progress over time
- Make recordings and play them back with a live tuner view, and see note-by-note analytics for each individual recording
- Hear individual notes or chords with the tone generator. Includes 14 sound options with a variety of instruments.
- Works great in noisy environments
- Transpose to any key
- Use any pitch standard (i.e.…
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- Bug fixes and performance enhancements
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