Kalimba Tuner & Tabs app analytics for November 9

Tune your kalimba with the microphone, open a tab, hear how it goes, and play along. No sign-in, and no paid songs. ■ Tuner Pluck a key and see which key it is and how far off it is, in cents. It tells you which way to move the key: push it toward the bridge to go higher, pull it away to go lower. Keys you tune get a check. Without the microphone, tap a key to hear its reference tone and tune by ear. Choose 17 or 21 keys in C, G or F major. Set the reference to 440 Hz or 432 Hz, or pick your own between 430 and 446 Hz. ■ Tabs Public-domain melodies and traditional folk songs, transcribed for the kalimba. - Numbers, letter names, or do-re-mi (when the app is in Korean). - Listen at 50% to 150% speed. - Play along: the next key lights up and waits for you. ■ Your own tabs Tap the keys to write down a tune. Keys pressed together become a chord. Add rests, undo, or edit the notes as text. Save a backup file and bring it back on a new phone. ■ Play A virtual kalimba with 17 or 21 keys. The sound starts the moment your finger touches the key, and you can slide across keys. Three sounds: kalimba, music box and a soft tone. Bluetooth earphones can make the sound arrive late. Use the speaker or wired earphones for playing. ■ Your sound stays on your device The tuner listens only while it is on screen. Sound is processed on this device and is never recorded or sent. ■ Permissions Microphone, for the tuner only. The internet connection and advertising ID are used to show ads and send usage statistics.