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  • 3.9of 5 · store
  • 304ratings on the App Store
  • 23reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

A waveform tuner that a blind musician loved for Voiceover support, and some like matching waves visually without it touching their contacts. But the auto mode, the core feature, misreads the string and sends people tightening the wrong string the wrong way, to the point of snapping strings. Others find it too inaccurate and confusing, and the glowing reviews rarely explain what exactly they praise.

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What people use it for

A beginner or blind musician who values accessibility and tuning by ear, if willing to tolerate a broken auto mode

What reviews praise

Voiceover accessibility for the blind, visual matching of sound waves, doesn't touch contacts or track you, helps a beginner tune fast

What reviews complain about

Auto mode misidentifies the string, leads to tightening the wrong way and snapping strings, inaccuracy, confusing interface, glitchy

What users experience

1 excerpt from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

the auto which is the part that’s supposed to listen to the note then tell you higher or lower never works correctly it’s always picking it up as the wrong string so your constantly tuning the wrong string the wrong way

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