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Tapping the target tuner once will display the chromatic tuner wheel. To produce a reference note, tap the note desired. Long pressing the note will produce a sustained reference tone. The octave button, found inside the chromatic tuner wheel, has plus and minus signs. Tap the plus sign for the tone generator to play an octave higher and the minus sign to play lower octave.

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Just temperament is used for tuning notes in the same overtone/harmonic series. This is most commonly used when tuning major and minor chords. To change the root key of the temperament, double-tap a note on the pitch wheel (on the tuner page or Sound page), or on the keyboard of the Sound page.

Note: Using an external speaker (#2 and 3) will cause the auto reference notes feature and the tuner to be less effective because the tone playing on the speaker becomes an additional ambient sound.

The target tuner is found in the center of the chromatic wheel. It displays the pitch and a cent meter. The tuner on this screen can be used as a stand alone feature or can be used with the other features available on the tone generator screen. When tuning with the chromatic wheel tone generator, you can use any one of the various temperaments.

Note: The Sustain Hold is most helpful using Just intonation while playing major or minor triads, as the tuner will recognize what chord is being played regardless of the inversion. The tonality or key center for major and minor triads will be a highlighted purple piano key.

When tuning the open strings, once a note is played, the area around a string will light up. If the color is green, the pitch of the open string is in tune. If the colored dome is either orange or red, the pitch is either sharp or flat. The domes appearing at the top or bottom of the string indicates the user is either playing a note that is not an open string or is still slightly out of tune. Like the Target tuner, orange indicates the tone is closer to the desired pitch than does red.

To identify what pitch the tuner is recognizing, consult the bottom of the wave form screen or the pitch name beside the Target Tuner or in the middle of the Vertical Tuner Bar on the right side of the screen.

Note that currently the video recordings do not contain any tuner or analysis overlays, only the content from the camera. However, on later video playback (or from imported videos) the contents can be analyzed in real-time.

By default, when playing back a file the tuner is actually displaying the tuning results from the file itself and not the live microphone. If you want to instead be able to tune live input during playback, you can press the button at the bottom of the sidebar with a magnifying glass so that a microphone shows inside it. With the analyze setting set to microphone the built-in tuner is still actively listening to the microphone input so you can tune yourself even as you listen to audio playback. Using headphone/earbuds can prevent the tuner from unintentionally picking up the sound of the file playback. However, when playing back out of the internal or external speaker, if your instrument is close enough or loud enough, the tuner will likely be able to recognize you instead.

The third way you can get files into or out of the app is using iTunes File Sharing. While your device is physically attached to your computer (via USB) running iTunes, you will see TonalEnergy Tuner listed among the apps that support document sharing. You can drag and drop files into the appropriate area to put files from your computer into the tuner, and vice versa.

There is special recording mode that was added specifically for blind users who may want to have the history of tuning performance in a text file for later perusal. Only when VoiceOver mode is active, a double-tap and hold on the center target tuner on the Tuner page will toggle the text tuning data recording on/off. The text file will be a sequence of lines starting with a time stamp in seconds, followed by a note name and the number of cents off. There may be multiple timestamp/note/cents on a single line. The file data will be saved automatically with a timestamped filename starting with TuneData, and can be accessed in the file browser (Prefs->Browse Recordings) for export.

The Analyze File Playback option, when enabled will do realtime analysis of any file currently being played back, and will not use the microphone input at that time. If you want to play back a file, but still be able to use the tuner with live microphone input, disable this option.

Input Channel: If you have a stereo input connected you can choose what channel you want the tuner to listen to, or select All (by selecting a number less than 1) to have it listen to both channels.

The dedicated video output will always show the primary tuning status, the target tuner indicator, and optionally also showing either one or both of the Spectral and Waveform plots. You can freely use the application on different pages on the device, while your external video is always showing exactly what you want to see. You can choose the resolution of the video output (depending on the connection cable and display device) with three choices: Standard (standard definition TV 640x480 or similar), HD (1024x768 or similar), and Wide HD (720p). The Standard setting will be the most responsive, but if you would like to see increased details in your plots the higher resolution options are available.

You can set the desired note with the note/octave pickers, or pressing the current tuner indicator button to set it to the most recently heard note. Press the Play Note button to make the main app produce that note using the currently selected sound. Press and hold for a short time to sustain the note. Press again to stop note, if sustained.

Shows a visual target tuner representation and indicates the note and cents offset currently detected by the main app. Note that this audio is still captured from the iOS device and not the watch itself. The responsiveness of this display is not particularly good due to limitations with Apple watch communications with the main app.