Chromatic Tuners are electronic hardware<\/a> or software used to detect and display the pitch of notes that are played on musical instruments.<\/p>\n Non-chromatic tuners are typically designed to detect specific notes and tuning schemes that are most common, such as standard tuning (EADGBE). On the other hand, chromatic tuners can detect all twelve notes of the chromatic scale<\/a>.<\/p>\n As such, they provide musicians with wider flexibility when tuning and are far more versatile. They also read different pitches in all of the different octave ranges.<\/p>\n However, it is inevitable that chromatic tuners may sometimes be unable to detect extreme frequencies that are essential for some instruments. An example is the bass guitar, for low frequencies, and the violin, for high frequencies.<\/p>\n The app was developed by the same team of expert musicians who created the revolutionary\u00a0Roadie Automatic Guitar Tuners<\/a>, and who specializes in tuning technology.<\/p>\n What makes Bass Tuner by Roadie stand out is its ability to detect low frequencies, making it the perfect tuner for bass guitars, upright bass, and cello. The app detects a frequency range of 25Hz to 2200Hz and has a precision of up to 1 cent, 0.1Hz.<\/p>\n Bass Tuner by Roadie is built to be highly accurate and responsive. Its beautiful and intuitive interface makes tuning a breeze.<\/p>\n It is very easy to use, and here’s a short demo video to prove it:<\/p>\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.roadietuner.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/08\/chromatic-circle-e1565016005199.png\")
<\/p>\nAbout Bass Tuner by Roadie<\/h2>\n
How it Works<\/strong><\/h2>\n