TruePitch Vocal
iOS app by Don Nguyen. Music · Don Nguyen
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 1.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Store description excerpt
TruePitch is a pitch trainer for singers who practice scales. Your teacher says you're flat — but you can't hear it. TruePitch shows you. Play a scale on a piano (or have your teacher play it), sing along, and TruePitch listens and tells you — in real time — whether each note is flat, sharp, or in tune, and by exactly how many cents. NO GUESSWORK • A live readout shows your current note and how far off you are (e.g. "D4 −15¢ flat"). • A scrolling pitch graph traces your voice against the notes of your scale, colored blue when you're flat, green when you're in tune, orange when you're sharp. A REAL DIAGNOSTIC, NOT JUST A SCORE When you finish, TruePitch breaks down your run: • Cents off for every note in your range. • Ascending vs descending — see if you sag on the way down or push sharp climbing up. • A steadiness measure for how much your pitch wobbled. • A plain-English summary: "On average you sang 12¢ flat. Worst on the descending run around G4." TRACK YOUR PROGRESS Every session is saved. See whether you're getting closer to centre week over week — the honest feedback loop that actually moves your intonation. PRACTICE THE WAY YOU REHEARSE • Choose your key, scale type (major, minor, chromatic), and range. • Set the octaves to match your voice. TruePitch makes no sound — it just listens — so it works alongside any piano, app, or teacher. PRIVACY TruePitch processes audio on your device to detect pitch. It does not record, store, or transmit your audio, and collects no personal data.
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