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A tutorial on how to use Audio Tuner Mobile to tune your musical instrument is now available.

If you can’t see the embedded video, watch it at YouTube

I’m pleased to announce the release of Audio Tuner 0.6. Changes include:

• Save your preferences - it now remembers the last instrument tuned, so you don’t have to keep reselecting it;
• Up and down arrows select the note to tune - so you don’t have to use the mouse and let go of your musical instrument; and
• Cello tunings.

You can download it from here, or if you already have Audio Tuner installed, click Help->Check for updates to get the latest.

Thanks to those who have donated to Audio Tuner. Your generosity is very much appreciated, and it helps Audio Tuner continue to get better.

I’m pleased to announce the release of
Audio Tuner Mobile.

Audio Tuner Mobile enables you to tune your guitar, ukulele, mandolin or other musical instrument using your Windows Mobile device. Why buy a portable tuner when your mobile can do a better job?

With the mass of mobile devices out there it is impossible to test for them all. If you try it out, please provide feedback on how well it works on your particular mobile.

Musical instrument or mobile device not supported? Let me know.

Currently, Audio Tuner Mobile is free to use, so give it a go! Now no matter where you are, you can keep your musical instrument tuned to pitch perfect accuracy.

A new version of Audio Tuner has been released.

This version adds tunings for the Mandolin, and the Autoharp. Also, the user interface has been simplified. The incoming signal from the microphone is no longer displayed by default, as it is only useful for troubleshooting.

Any problems or requests, please let me know. If you play an instrument that isn’t listed, feel free to send me the details so I can add it to the tuner.