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Fine Tuner vs GuitarTuner.io

What both publish

FactFine TunerGuitarTuner.io
Custom tuningsUsers can create custom tunings with 1 to 99 notes, each defined by a frequency from 20 to 5000 Hz.Users can create custom setups with any number of strings and notes.
Instrument supportIt supports instrument families including guitars, basses, violins, ukuleles, banjos, and mandolins, with standard and alternative tunings.Dedicated pages cover guitar, bass, five-string bass, six-string bass, baritone ukulele, low-G ukulele and standard ukulele tuning.
PurposeFine Tuner listens to an instrument through the device’s audio input, detects notes in real time, and shows whether they are in tune, too high, or too low.GuitarTuner.io is a free online tuner that uses a browser microphone to tune acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and bass.
SupportThe user guide directs users with questions to contact the maker by email.The contact page gives hello at guitartuner dot io and links to the creator's Twitter and GitHub accounts.

Fine Tuner plans

No prices published.

GuitarTuner.io plans

  • Free web tunerFree
  • GuitarTuner Pro (proposed)$4.99, paid once

Pick Fine Tuner if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick GuitarTuner.io if…

It suits guitar and bass players who want browser-based tuning or custom tunings without creating an account. Players looking for practice aids can also use its chord library and metronome.

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