#TUNER ONLINE FLUTE PDF#
#TUNER ONLINE FLUTE ANDROID#
#TUNER ONLINE FLUTE SERIES#

#TUNER ONLINE FLUTE PDF#

I have created for you a FREE PDF with all the most important intervals. When you hear that moment you know your note is now in tune. There is only one point in which all the 3 notes (tuner, you and ghost note) meet. If you bend your note up, the ghost note will go down and vice versa. Questions: Can you hear the ghost note? Can you notice what happens to the ghost note while bending your notes up/down? Here is an example with Major thirds intervals (the upper note – the note you are playing – should be -14 cents lower in order to be in tune). You should bend the notes you are playing up and down (playing it gradually and slowly higher or lower) and listen carefully to the interval and the ghost note.

#TUNER ONLINE FLUTE SERIES#

The next series of exercises are very simple and designed to allow you to be able to listen carefully to the intervals created between the note you are playing and the note the tuner is playing. Ex.1 – Divide and Conquer: Re-learn how an in tune interval should sound This note is called ‘Ghost note’ and in fact it can be a useful and powerful tool for you in order to play better in tune. When you will play the next exercises you will encounter with a physical, acoustic phenomena: The tuner will play one note, you will play one other note and you will be able to hear a third note. 👻 The ghost(-note) is your best new friend:

#TUNER ONLINE FLUTE ANDROID#

I use a free Android App named Soundcorset Tuner&Metronome, which can play for you the 12 notes in different octaves as well. The upper note of each interval should be played higher or lower according to the number of cents written.įor the next exercises you would need a tuner or a tuner App that is able to play the 12 chromatic scale notes. 100 Cents are a half tone difference (for example, from C natural to C#). The numbers shown above the notes are called ‘Cents’. You can see the relations between 2 different notes (intervals) and the corrections you have to make to the intonation of the note, in order for it to sound in tune. In order to explain Just Intonation in a better and more simple way, first take a close look on the next 2 examples. It is the intonation system that is used in orchestras and chamber music ensembles and therefore it is very important for you to fully understand and integrate into you playing. This type of intonation system is called ‘Just Intonation’ and it is different than the ‘Equal Tempered’ or the ‘Well Tempered’ scales, in which for example pianos are tuned with. But if this note would have a context, it is very possible that you would need to play the same note higher or lower, according to its relation to the context. If the note you were just playing ‘in tune’ (according to the tuner) had no context and was not part of a chord, a harmony or a melodic line it would be then ok to say that this note was indeed in tune. There is though one catch – intonation is relative and even-though the tuner shows you are right in the center you can still be out of tune…įeeling confused right now? Here is the explanation: They allow us a quick and objective feedback whether the note we are playing is too high or low or exactly in the ‘right’ pitch. Tuners are very common and many players use them during their practicing time. Intonation is relative and the tuner is our best friend and enemy 😇😈 A great way to achieve that is to use a tuner machine. In order to do so we have to develop our hearing and our sensibility for the intervals we are playing. The nature of your playing technique (use of air, direction of air) and the way the flute is built make the control of our intonation a difficult task, that can and should be trained for better results.

Playing the flute well and in tune raises a big challenge for us flutists.

All functions can be set on the same page.This post can serve any musician who wishes to improve his/her intonation, although written about the flute. The operation screen is intuitive and easy to use. Users can easily adjust the string by the lighting arrow shown on the scale. The complete function, will visually tell you the pitch is good or not by lighting green or white. The green arrow means pitch is accurate and it will turn white once the pitch difference exceeds more than a sub-bit. The scale for precision tuning is 10 cents for every sub-bit. A4 Frequency adjustment: choose 428~452 frequencies for A4 string.

When you play instrument, the pitch will be shown on the panel by indicating signal high or low. The simplest and most precise tuning APP with auto noise filtering.įirst step is choose the frequency at top of screen, then choose the tuning at the middle of the screen.

Tuner online flute