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Accessible pitch tuner (self.Blind)
submitted by Laser_Lens_4
I'm doing voice training and I often have difficulty finding my pitch. I've given up on fancy stuff like gram and voice pitch analyzer that can analyze overtones and resonance, but is there at least a basic tuner that I can use? Maybe there's some software that uses a braille display as output or something? It has to work for somebody without any sight.
MakihikiMalahini-who 2 points 3y ago
I use an iOS app called Fine Tuner. Out of the dozen or so I've tried that's the only one that seems to report HZ in an accessible way. If you have IOS13 and above you could watch the HZ so it'll let you know without you having to navigate away and come back to it.
Laser_Lens_4 [OP] 1 points 3y ago
Darn. I'm planning on switching to iPhone next year but that's still a ways off. Thank you for the suggestion. I'll keep it in mind. Do you happen to know anything available for Mac?
BlueRock956 1 points 3y ago
Worth a try: Garage Band has a tuner on its platform. The tuner is sensative to changes, and I wonder if you'd be able to read the changes on the Braille display.
BlueRock956 1 points 3y ago
Hi, the easiest would be to get a keyboard and listen to yourself while hitting notes.
DrillInstructorJan 1 points 3y ago
If you find one that will work with a bass guitar, please let me know.
blind_cowboy 1 points 3y ago
For your base try talking tuner on iPhone. I haven’t picked up a guitar in a while but think it’s still around.
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