Pure Tuner – Temperaments

Almost every tuner measures against equal temperament. If you tune a harpsichord to Werckmeister, play meantone in a consort, sing pure thirds in a choir or own a 19-tone guitar, that is of little use. Pure Tuner measures against the tuning you actually play in. Free: • A display in the style of an analogue meter: long, thin needle, one tick per cent, a green zone of ±3 cents • Switchable fine scale of ±15 cents for precise tuning close to the target note • Reference pitch anywhere from 380 to 480 Hz. 392, 415, 430, 440, 442 and 466 Hz can be selected directly • Detects low notes in the correct octave, from a five-string bass to a piccolo • With plucked notes, the reading stays for a moment after the note has died away One-time purchase "Every Tuning": • Werckmeister III, Kirnberger II and III, Vallotti, Young II, Kellner, Bach/Lehman • Quarter-, sixth- and third-comma meantone,…