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Rang 8. Note des avis : 66 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 145 046 notes
66sur 100
The tuner works well and holds pitch firmly, which is why people have loved it for years. The problem is that it used to be just a fast tuner, and now every launch makes you swipe past a subscription pitch, with a banner popping up right after tuning, and that frustrates people. You can only tune the standard tuning for free, and everything else plus ad removal costs money.
Points forts : Holds pitch firmly, fast and accurate tuning, large song library, teaches chords
Reproches : You must swipe past a subscription ad before every tuning, an ad pops up right after tuning, only standard tuning is free, the promised free trial charges immediately
Pour qui : Someone who needs a reliable tuner and is not bothered by a subscription ad on every launch.
Rang 6. Note des avis : 68 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 148 990 notes
68sur 100
The main plus is that the tuner is free and needs no forced sign-up, and it is accurate for basic tunings. The weak spot is that on low strings it darts between notes and stubbornly reads the low E as G or B, stretching tuning into minutes. Custom tunings work sometimes and break other times, and rare tunings like drop A are missing.
Points forts : Free tuner with no forced sign-up, accuracy on basic strings, many tuning options, works with different guitars
Reproches : Confuses low strings and bounces between notes, missing rare tunings like drop A, custom tunings break after updates, slow to catch the thick E
Pour qui : A guitarist who needs a free tuner for standard tunings without hassle.
Rang 33. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 99 531 notes
52sur 100
For beginners it wins with being free and tuning close enough to get started. But it genuinely sags on detection: it hears the mic poorly, especially on low strings, confuses strings, and sometimes just stops showing the meter until you restart. Accuracy is so-so, and experienced players say a proper hardware tuner is better.
Points forts : Free and simple, tunes close enough to start, large visual meter display, many tuning options
Reproches : Hears the mic poorly especially on low strings, confuses strings, the meter disappears after pressing buttons and needs a restart, weak accuracy
Pour qui : A beginner who just needs a free tuner to get the guitar roughly in tune.
Rang 1. Note des avis : 82 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 1 161 notes
82sur 100
People genuinely like it: a fast, simple tuner with lots of tunings, a metronome, no ads, no sign-up and no payments, it even catches the low string, and users praise its accuracy. Weak spots are rare but real, some find the sound is not picked up and the tuner drifts after a glitch, and a few users note the app asked them to leave five stars, so the very top of the rating is slightly inflated.
Points forts : Many tunings for free, accurate, no ads or sign-up, has a metronome, catches the low string, very simple
Reproches : Sound not picked up for some, drifts after a glitch, prompts for a five-star review, wants a song library and a better metronome
Pour qui : Guitarists of any level who want a free, accurate tuner with multiple tunings and no ads
Rang 2. Note des avis : 80 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 1 120 notes
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Valued as a rare tuner built specifically for bass rather than a six-string: a simple clear interface, a built-in metronome, free and ad-free, easy for a beginner to get in tune. It breaks on detection, some find it will not register the bass even at full volume, confuses D and G, and a few angrily report the tuner kept telling them to go higher until a string snapped.
Points forts : Built specifically for bass guitar, simple interface, built-in metronome, free and ad-free, easy for beginners
Reproches : Won't register the bass even at full volume for some, confuses the D and G notes, a few complaints it drove the pitch up and snapped a string, prompts for a five-star review
Pour qui : Bass players, especially beginners, who want a free simple bass-specific tuner with a metronome
Rang 19. Note des avis : 60 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 10 086 notes
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As a tuner it is accurate and reliable, and many use it for years and praise the broad support for tunings and instruments. But the free version is buried in full-screen ads that are deliberately hard to close, and basic tunings were suddenly locked behind a subscription. A separate pain is that premium sometimes drops or works only intermittently after paying, plus the screen is stuck in one orientation.
Points forts : Accurate reliable tuning, many instruments and tunings, stays the go-to tuner for years, fine adjustment after a clip-on tuner
Reproches : Full-screen ads that are hard to close, basic tunings locked behind a subscription, premium drops after paying, screen stuck in one orientation
Pour qui : Guitarists who need an accurate tuner with rare tunings and are willing to pay to remove the ads
