OmniTuner
The highs and lows for instrument tuning
See the detected pitch in four ways: as a standard note (G2, F#4, etc.), as a string on a guitar (a green string indicates the correct pitch), as a note on a music clef, or as a waveform with its frequency in Hertz.
OmniTuner gives the most pitch feedback of any tuner app.COMPANY: Mauvila Software
CONTACT: http://mauvilasoftware.com
PRICE: $4.99
REQUIREMENTS: iPhone
Gives the most details on detected pitch. 17 types of stringed instrument tunings. 
Doesn’t emit reference tones.Score
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