Tuning Fork was a tools app developed by UMEZAWA Takeshi. It was removed from Google Play Feb 19, 2025 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
Tuning Fork had been downloaded 96 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
Tuning Fork was rated 4.33 out of 5 stars, based on 280 ratings.
App Information
Tuning Fork was free to download. The last update was on September 15, 2014.
Technical Requirements
Tuning Fork required Android 2.2+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play April 2013.
Description
This is a simple tuning fork (tone generator).
Features - Waveform selection: sine, square, triangle and sawtooth. - Frequency setting by: -- 0.1Hz step -- semitone step -- specifying frequency directly -- swiping frequency text. -- combination of standard pitch (A4) and pitch notation.
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★★★★★
Just what I was looking for. Generate the numerically entered tone. Easy-peasy.
★★★★★
A good simple useful tuner. Needs a few little tweaks... Keep the tone playing when the screen turns off and remember the pitch we set it at. For example I used 329.6 it's E. It's not a big deal, but it would be nice if the app remembered it.
★★★★★
I tried paid tuner apps that tell you when you match a note, but ironically this simple tuning fork app gave me better results setting the temperament of my clavichord to equal temperament with just my ears.
★★★★★
The Best This app works excellent!!!!! Also, the beats' phenomenon of physics can be easily explained by installing the same in two smartphones. The best tuning fork app with varying frequencies........ Excellent
★★☆☆☆
Don't like it. Not intuitive. Want G, want F - want them quick, have to stop and scratch my head trying to figure out how to talk to the thing. It doesn't speak my language, uninstalled...
★★☆☆☆
The semitone intervals are off. Twelve add up to more than an octave. Strangely, the displayed frequency is correctly doubled, but the sounding frequency increases more. Could possibly be due to repeated rounding errors or another math fault. Directly adding an octave works as expected, though.
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