Maestro Pro
Tuner & Wait for Me
Maestro Pro can listen through the microphone: to tune your instrument, to train a steady note, and to wait for you to play a score note by note. Sound is analysed on the device and is never recorded or sent anywhere.
The tuner
Open the Tuner from the home screen, the + menu, Settings ▸ Listening, or the tuning fork in a score's toolbar. Play a note: the display shows its name, how many cents sharp or flat it is (a cent is a hundredth of a semitone), and the frequency. The needle sits in the green zone when you are in tune, and the trace below shows the last eight seconds.
If your instrument is set to B♭ or E♭ in the Inspector, the written note is shown too. Play Reference Note sounds the note you are aiming for. A = 440 Hz can be changed (415 to 466) for baroque or orchestral tuning.
- Open the tunerThe Tuner is on the home screen, the + menu, Settings under Listening, and the tuning fork in a score's toolbar.
- Read the tuner displayIt shows the note name, how many cents sharp or flat you are, and the frequency, with a needle and an eight-second trace.
- Play a reference notePlay Reference Note sounds the note you are aiming for.
- Change the tuning pitch (A = 440 Hz)A = 440 Hz can be changed between 415 and 466 for baroque or orchestral tuning.
- Tune a B flat or E flat instrumentWith your instrument set to B flat or E flat in the Inspector, the tuner shows the written note too.
- What is Wait for Me?Wait for Me holds the score until the right note is played in tune.
- The steady-note trainerA trainer that listens as you hold a note steady, alongside the tuner and Wait for Me.