The HandDee GTuner is a mobile phone guitar tuner software for guitarists and musicians. An ergonomically designed smart pitch pointer enable quick and accurate reading of pitch error on the screen of UIQ Symbian phone. The clarity and convenience finds no rival in standalone tuners.Once HandDee GTuner detects a tone, the frequency, tuning note name and the deviation in cents will display at the corners of the screen. A square box at the bottom of the string closest to the 6 strings highlights the pitch of the detected note.The large pitch pointer in the middle provides accurate display of the input tone in real-time on a 5-cents scale that enable immediate readout by our eyes with high precision. Its dynamic length and color scheme with smooth fading combine to facilitate real-time string adjustment with unsurpassed ease.Features:Handy, light and small size for musical instrument tuning by using Symbian phones.Note and Hertz digital readout for musicians and professionals.String note highlight shows the closest tuning string target.A 5-cents per division pitch meter and real-time smart pitch pointer for easy identification of pitch and error variation. Color transition and smooth fading effect for smart pitch pointer.Dynamic background noise rejection enable use in noisy environment.Alternate tunings for guitar and also Banjo and Mandolin.Please Test for Compatibility With The Trial Version Before Purchasing
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HandDee GTuner (UIQ) chromatic guitar tuner
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Symbian 7.0 UIQ | ||
| Downloads | 20 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Display Research Laboratory | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 20 Nov 2003 | ||
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