Please suggest a tuning program that I can download

[Ed McCullough]

I am using a Korg TM-50 tuner/metronome. I want to see how a tuning program works. Please name a tuning program that I can download. Name your preferred program.

[Gnarly He Man]

I am using the iStroboSoft app on my iOS devices.
I like it.

[Ed McCullough]

Thank you. I will try putting that into my Android telephone.

[Age]

Yeah, that's an impressive stack o'stuff ya got there, Gar!

[John Broecker]

These FREE sites are recommended:

www.seventhstring.com (harmonica tuner)

www.dirksprojects.com (harmonica tuner for
single-reed per note, or double-reed per note
harmonicas.) This website offers a FREE trial,
and a full-system tuner.

www.musicstudents.com (play-along; prints music)

www.ronimusic.com (slows down the tempo)

Best Regards, Stay in Tune

JB

[Gnarly He Man]

Yeah, that's an impressive stack o'stuff ya got there, Gar!

Age is referring to my solo setup for live looping.
New video before too long, Blue Bossa, with some harmonica.

[Ed McCullough]

Is "live looping" related to the topic of tuning programs?

[servus]

I have Soundcorset and gStrings on my phone. I don't use em much but they work fine. Downloaded from the Play Store.
   
                 PJ

[Ed McCullough]

Thank you for making suggestions.
Do the downloadable programs have advantages over a handheld Korg tuner?

[servus]

A Korg Tuner you can use offline - anywhere, anytime. And you rarely have to think about charging it. It runs like a Dunlap bunny.

                PJ

[Ed McCullough]

Servus,
If you had Soundkorset, gStrings, Korg all operating and sitting on your desk with batteries and power supplies in good condition
- which would you prefer?

[Gnarly He Man]

Is "live looping" related to the topic of tuning programs?

It is not.

[servus]

I'd prefer the Korg TM-50, Ed. I only use apps as a quick fix. I have a D'Addario atached to my mandolin - and if all else fails a tuning fork. I do however play Wordle on my phone.

                   PJ

[Ed McCullough]

Some of my reeds had been rubbing on the sides of the reed slots. After I fixed that, my Korg 20 behaves a bit better. If that had not improved, I was going to download (and pay for, if necessary) the app that Gnarley suggested.
-The refurbishment of my recently acquired Hohner 64X is giving marvelous results.

[John Broecker]

I have a BOSS TU-12EX chromatic tuner.
The company offers one model for guitars,
and one for keyboards.

Nobody in the Milwaukee area had the BOSS
brand, so I ordered the keyboard model through
the music instrument retail store at which
I taught.

BOSS sent the guitar chromatic tuner, but I
ordered the keyboard tuner.

I didn't want to wait an extra 8 weeks, so I
use the guitar tuner. It works fine, but it's a
guess that the guitar tuning is not the best
for slide chromatic harps, keyboards and
pitched percussion.

Best Regards, Stay In Tune

JB

[Age]

Tuners all over the place; you can even use on-line tuners. Here, I have a clip-on job on a guitar somewhere, got a fancy one hanging on the wall behind my Strat, and I even have one in my 20 year Boss SE-70. The last two pieces of gear I sold recently had tuners in them. Like I sed: all over the place.