brianhorn / tunerly

A minimalistic, multi-language pitch tuning app

Tunerly

Tunerly is suited for tuning your Guitar, Bass, Ukulele or Cuatro to various different tunings. It also includes a chromatic tuner. Currently supported languages are: English, Finnish, German, Russian, Basque and Spanish.

Screenshots

Supported Instrument Tunings

• Guitar:

  • Standard

  • 7 String

  • 8 String

  • E-Flat

  • Full step down

  • Drop D

  • Drop Db

  • Double Drop D

  • DADGAD

  • Open D

  • Open A

  • Open E

  • Open G

  • Open B

• Bass

  • 4 String

  • 5 String

  • 6 String

  • Drop D

  • D Standard

  • Drop C

• Ukulele

  • C (Standard)

  • D (Traditional)

  • Baritone

  • Bass

• Cuatro

  • C Standard

  • D Standard

Dependencies

• TarsosDSP - A Real-Time Audio Processing Framework in Java

• Localization - [Android] In-app language changing library

tunerly's Issues

Automatic screen rotation

Please add support for auto-rotating the screen

Please keep Tags and versionName in sync

...else F-Droid can't autoupdate

I'm fixing it now but for future versions

Chromatic tuner should be improved

Chromatic tuner is great, but it lacks some useful features like the frequency of the sound to be tuned, etc.

Please add full step down for guitar

Feature suggestion

Adding more instruments and afinations

What do you think about adding more instruments, such as violin, cello... and afinations for them?

Adding custom tuning

It would be nice if I could to add new custom tunings. Like FACGCE or DADAC#E or anything

Let user choose th A4 Hz

I suppose the Hz for A4 reference is currently 440, but I think it would be great to be able to change that with an option in settings.

Add string number at a side of the tuner

For indicating which string you are playing. This could be helpful for not well known afinations.

Pitch detection algorithms

Hey there, great respect for your great Tuner! Feel free to check out mine... Did you play around with the pitch detection algorithm implementations? I'm having issues with the mpm ... basically it's a great algorithm which gives a smooth detection for musical instruments - check out the rack tuner from guitarix:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/guitarix/files/gxtuner/
but unfortunately, when i select it the app mysteriously crashes after a undefined time period. had to remove it from the menu. in the sourcecode of tarsos 2.4 android version it says
"

• MPM runs in real time with a standard 44.1 kHz sampling rate.
  "
  but changing to 44.1 kHz does not fix the issue.

so long, have fun coding audio :-)

I feel like Tunerly can be inaccurate

I tried Tunerly today and I'm really glad I found a FOSS guitar tuner for Android, but I noticed that the indicators stay green even after tweaking the the physical string tuners a bit. Should I be concerned?

G# Is shown in two lines

The screen shot is hopefully self explaining:

Instead
G#
It's shown like
G
#

Make "tuned" range narrower

Currently that range in which both arrows get green is some cents wide. I would like to make that range narrower, because it seems more accurate.
I would change this by design, not as an option (or both).

Add custom tunings

Add support for creating custom tunings

It uses the microphone in the background

It doesn't stop showing my microphone indicator till you close completely the app

Keep screen on

Would it be possible to implement this feature?

[Feature] Indicate octave on Chromatic

It would be useful to indicate the octave of the note on Chromatic.

Texts are blocked on the about page

Describe the bug

Dear developer!
In the process of using, I found a bug in layout / display. As shown in the figure below, on the about page, the last part of the texts could not be seen fully, because this page is not scrollable. This may be an adaptation problem. I suspect it is because display and font size are set to large (mainly due to display size).
Because of some problems with my eyesight, I often use the largest font and display.

App version is 1.0.5, my mobile phone is Google Pixel 2, and the screen resolution setting is 1920* 1080. And my font size and display size are the largest ! ! ! Also, my Android system version is 10.0.
The above is a description of the problem. The overall experience of the software is good. You can see that the design is very attentive. Thank you very much for the efforts of the developers all the time. I hope to receive a reply. Thank you so much!!

Expected behavior

I hope that I can see all of the texts on the about page, and in this circumstance, part of them seem to be blocked.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1.use the largest font and display in the display setting
2.open this app
3.click the three vertical dots at the top-right corner of the main page, then click the about button on the popup panel
4.this error could be seen

Screenshot

Environment

1. Version of Tunerly: 1.0.5
2. Device : Google Pixel 2,
3. OS version : Android 10.0

Add support for violin, viola, double bass and cello

Currently supported instruments are guitar, bass and ukulele. Would you also add support for tuning violin, viola, double bass and cello.

Add sound to tell that the tone is right

GuitarTuna tuner has feature that tells you with a voice that the tune is now correct. Add it, but give it a chance to turn the feature off.

Feature like:
https://youtu.be/ilZQg5SX3xk?t=23

This sound could be good:
https://github.com/akx/Notifications/blob/master/OGG/Sharp.ogg

Bug: Bass D- and E-string tuning does not work properly

Tunerly does not recognize the sound properly.

Auto theme selection

Please add support to use "system" theme.

Difficulty tuning 12 string guitar

I've been using Tunerly for years and years now to tune my guitars. Whenever I decide to use my 12 string guitar, which is very very hard to tune, it's however always an added struggle that Tunerly doesn't want to recognise the higher E, A and G notes (so strings 11, 9 and 7). On high A he will even flicker between B and G for 1-2 seconds, it's very odd.

I'm wondering if it's just confused by the octave pitch or whether it's something else.

I'd love to help but I have no idea how sound works in Android. If you would like recording samples then I'd be happy to supply them.