Guitar Tuner - Auto Tuning Lab vs Ukulele Tuner & Guitar Tuner Usage & Stats

Do you like playing musical instruments? Do you have to spend a lot of time searching for non-standard tunes and chords? We do, too. And that is why we decided to create an utility that combines several important features in a convenient form. ••• Our tuner is not only a high-precision guitar tuner, but also a tool for musicians, which contains a large number of original tunes for various musical instruments, as well as a library of chords for studying directly from the app ••• We have prepared for you: ◆ Accurate Chromatic Tuner Suitable for any musical instrument ◆ Extensive kit of instruments for tuning: - Acoustic guitar (Large selection of open scales: classic and even very unusual) - Electric Guitar (Drop, Double Drop, Octave Down; Alternative tunings for shoegazing and noise music) - 7- & 12-string guitars - Bass guitar - 5- & 6-string Bass guitar - Ukulele (including bass ukulele) - Classical, 5- & 6- string banjo - Violin - Cello - Balalaika ◆ Chords Library Learn chords in a convenient and understandable way with fingering ◆ Set of Themes and app icons Customize the app for yourself. The dark and light themes are universal and suitable for any mode of your OS ◆ 2 Tuning Modes 1) Automatic mode in which the app independently determines which string you are tuning; 2) Manual mode with the choice of the necessary string ◆ Accuracy Setting Choose the individual accuracy of the chromatic tuner for your instrument ◆ Left-handed Mode This mode inverts all tunes for easy setup ◆ Grid Display Optionally, you can enable the grid as an additional help for tuning How to use our tuner and tune the instrument? Everything is very simple. You need to turn on the microphone (this is necessary so that the app can determine the sound and its tonality), select the instrument and the tuning, play the sound of the string that you would like to tune and the app itself will show what to do. The circle is the main reference point for tuning the instrument and it shows 3 main colors: Red (when the string is too low or too high), Yellow (when you are closer to the required note), Green (if you are as close to the note as possible) and the Green screen (when you tuned string). And it's all :) Created by musicians for other artists. You can write all your suggestions and comments in the review or send us an e-mail: insidemegames@gmail.com