Audiquo Tuning Fork

iPhone / Musique

Audiquo Tuning Fork, for iPhone and Apple Watch, plays the 24 musical pitches in Octaves 4 and 5. The pitches are from C4 to B4 in Octave 4 and from C5 to B5 in Octave 5. Pitches play and slowly fade away, just like a tuning fork.

Pitches are arranged on the familiar and intuitive Equal-Tempered Chromatic Circle and are based on A4 at 440 Hz -- "Concert Pitch".

To play a pitch in Octave 4, tap it on the Chromatic Circle. To play a pitch in Octave 5, long-press it on the Chromatic Circle. When a pitch is played, it moves to the center of the display and becomes the currently-selected pitch. Once selected, you can use the Play button to replay it. To stop playing, tap where the note came from on the Chromatic Circle. Tap there again to deselect the pitch and return it to its position on the Chromatic Circle.

On Apple Watch, tap the center of the display (avoiding the play button, if present) to switch quickly between sharp and flat accidentals.

On supported Apple Watches, the Double Tap gesture replays the currently-selected pitch. Also on Apple Watch, you can add complications to your watch face for quick access, and you can add a Smart Stack widget to replay the currently-selected pitch or to open the app.

Audiquo Tuning Fork offers four attractive color themes and four music notations: Scientific, Fixed-Do, German and Helmholtz.

On iPhone, settings are accessible from the app screen. On Apple Watch, long-press the center of the display to access the settings.

Whether you're performing, practicing, rehearsing or listening to music, Audiquo Tuning Fork can provide just the pitch you need, right there on your iPhone and Apple Watch, one tap away, instantly ready.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Thank you for using Audiquo Tuning Fork! Here is what's new in this update:

A small user interface enhancement: the Play/Pause button is now simply a Play button. Now, if you tap Play while a pitch is already playing, the pitch starts to play again, just like when you tap a tuning fork. You can stop a pitch by tapping on its original position on the circle. It will remain the currently-selected pitch. Tapping again will deselect it and it will return to its original position on the circle.

The Double Tap gesture plays the currently-selected pitch -- available on supported Apple Watches running watchOS 26 or later.

A "progress" circle now tracks the pitch while it is playing.

A bug is fixed on iPhone which paused play if the app was closed while a pitch was playing -- now the pitch plays to completion.

Some improvements were made to Bluetooth playback from iPhone.

The “Newton” theme has been renamed “Newton-Jameson”: D.D. Jameson (1844) extended Newton's original seven-pitch color scheme to all twelve pitches in the chromatic scale. Some colors have been updated to match the Newton-Jameson scheme.

Layout, notation and typographic corrections and updates are included.