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FAQs

• What is the best app for guitar tuning?
  Here are the best guitar tuner apps for Android.. BOSS Tuner.CarlTune.Chromatic Guitar Tuner.Cifra Club Tuner.Fender Guitar Tuner.
• What is the best free guitar tuning app?
  5 Free Tuner Apps
  

  • 1 - Pano Tuner: Consistently High Ratings. The Pano Tuner is one of the highest-rated apps for both iOS and Android. ...
  • 2 - gStrings: No, Not That Kind. ...
  • 3 - Guitar Tuna: Tuner, Metronome, and Game. ...
  • 4 - Pitchlab: 100% Free. ...
  • 5 - Martin Tuner: More Proof These Guys Love Guitar Players.
• Can I tune my guitar with my phone?
  Here's how to tune a guitar with your Android phone: Step 1: Download and install the gStrings Free app from the Android Market. Step 4: Select "Guitar." ... To tune a specific note, choose a note from the row at the top and hit the "Tune" button, located on the lower left-hand side.
• Is there an app for tuning a guitar?
  Free Guitar Tuner App You can download GuitarTuna for free and have one of the best guitar tuner apps on your iOS and Android smartphone for quick and easy access. Tuning your guitar has never been this convenient. Accurate tuning is just one of many incredible features that GuitarTuna has to offer.
• What is the best app for tuning A guitar?
  The Best Guitar Tuner Apps. Fender Tune (iOS / Android)gStrings (Android)GuitarTuna (iOS / Android)Pano Tuner (iOS / Android)
• Which app is best for tuning?
  Here are the best guitar tuner apps for Android.. BOSS Tuner.CarlTune.Chromatic Guitar Tuner.Cifra Club Tuner.Fender Guitar Tuner.
• Can I tune my guitar with an app?
  Fender Tune is the 5-star rated, precision tuner app for guitar, bass and ukulele from the most trusted name in guitars, Fender®. Accurately tune your instrument with Fender Tune's easy-to-use interface, perfect for all musicians from beginners to pros.
• Does alternate tunings damage guitar?
  While alternate tunings can shorten the life of your guitar strings, changing tunings is unlikely to damage your guitar. Most alternate tunings are actually lower in overall tension than standard tuning, so there's no real risk of applying more tension than the guitar can handle.