InTune – Tuning Practice App Reviews

This is a great app for helping you to learn how to discriminate between minor differences tone. I am learning to play the guitar, and this app is helping me to develop the ear I need in order to tune and play better. Thanks to the developers, and if you get to St Louis, look me up!

I have trouble discerning whether notes are sharp or flat and this app has helped improved it each time I use it. A neat design thats easy to use and only takes seconds to become better at. Thank you for helping me become a better musician!

I really like this app. The interface is simple and easy to use. It is a great way to train the ear. I do wish that it saved your best score (and interval) and also your most recent score so that you could track how you are doing from day to day.

A great app with lots of potential. It would help if you could replay a round if youre stuck. Also id love a game history so you can actually see your improvement. Finally it seems the algorithm isnt that great. Sometimes i will use the same answer in a row many times which is weird

Got spammed with a text ad within two minutes of opening this App. I never get text spam so Im sure it was linked to this App. Not even worth being free if theyre selling my info!!

Im a musician, after a few tries, I got 0.92% of half a step. Its a good time killer, but Im sure there is a greater goal that can achieved with this. Anyone know what it is? Thanks!

Love it

This app is a great training tool for musicians. Very simple to use but extremely worthwhile and beneficial. I can’t wait to see what comes next!

I cannot stop using this app. It is a wonderful invention and I have gotten some friends hooked on it as well. Music geeks, unite!

Version 2.1 was completely accessible with VoiceOver, but this one, by nature of its, design. , isnt. Oh well ... Thank goodness for downgrades!

I have had fun exposing this app to my students, and trying it for myself! I use it for private or group string lessons, and I have noticed that the students are really paying more attention to pitch as a result. The only thing that I would like to see is an option to replay the two tones. I would highly recommend to all music teachers who are trying to help their kids develop discriminating ears, and for all music students who are trying to improve on intonation!

I enjoy this app and find it helps develop pitch sensitivity. Recent updates have made it more enjoyable because there is less chance of missing due to impulsively hitting the wrong button, and you can also tell how many times you have missed (the previous version required you to track misses in your head). My one complaint is that you cant save your personal best for improvement purposes. All in all it is a great app, and fun to challenge friends with.

As a composer and string player actively pursuing microtonal music, Ive found InTune to be a useful practice tool; I have also used it to gauge the intonation sensitivity of my students. What I would desire: the ability to choose at which "level" the game begins. As I can resolve intervals to less than 1 cent (<1% half-step), Id like to jump immediately to the games sixth level. Additionally, the ability to turn off the mistake counter and play indefinitely would be appreciated.

Ive really enjoyed playing this game. It seems serious and fun at the same time. Im getting better each time!

Its applications are endless within any musical situation (pun intended). I have been using this app for a few weeks now and have already found myself fixing my choirs intonation to a meticulous degree. A truly great app, you can tell it was fabricated by a college professor, top notch!

This game, based on ability to hear pitch and intonation, is surprisingly fun to play. It would be a great measure of basic musical aptitude - as far as hearing pitch, at least. Game advertisements say that use of this game may improve peoples sense of pitch. Hmmm... Regardless, it is a fun way to test your sense of pitch. I encourage you to check it out.

This is great for learning how to tune without a tuner or if you want to get better at tuning

Great app, works just fine. I would love for there to be a harder level with a third option of the second pitch being the same as the first pitch…this would really make things interesting as we get to smaller fractions of a half step!

Great app, but I would love to see a few additions: -ability to start at any level -ability to remove the error counter and play indefinitely -ability to repeat the two tones

It was very helpful very very helpful