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Version 4.3.1 · 2026-10-19
- Bug fixes - Minor improvements to the user interface
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The store currently lists version 4.3.1, updated 2026-10-19.








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Features:
- Capo Simulation:
Simulate a capo on your instrument while maintaining familiar results.
- Accurate Cent Readout with Direct Feedback:
No more guessing! Get precise 1/10th cent accuracy from bass to the highest note.
- Tone Generator:
Tune your drums or instrument by ear using the tone generator, which includes Sinewave, Triangle, and Square-Wave options.
- Audio Visualization (Spectrum):
View your instrument's harmonic spectrum for better understanding.
- Tuning Map:
The Tuning Map is a tool for tuning notes of instruments that only sound briefly. So, if the tuner doesn't show anything yet, you can already read out the pitch in the Tuning Map.
- Timeline:
Visualize the pitch in cents of the detected note.
- Customizable Concert Pitch:
Set your concert pitch from 220 Hz to 880 Hz.…
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- Bug fixes - Minor improvements to the user interface
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