Just found a pretty cool online saxophone tuner.
Tuner
You need a microphone on your computer, the tuner itself is free.
Your computer will need a microphone – either built in or external.
If you want a portable tuner, here’s one.
I have a korg tuner and haven’t ever changed the batteries. It lasts for something like 85 hours.
You can also get apps that will do the same job. TE (Tonal Energy) is one that I have that is pretty good.
The tuner will name the note being played (in concert pitch).
It will tell you how close or far you are from being in tune on the note you’re playing.
A program that is very useful for learning music is called ‘Transcribe!’
You can loop sections and slow things down among other things.
Transcribe for Windows
Transcribe for Mac
nickolas d Van Dam says
I’m trying to get back into playing.its been 20 years since I played last,so I’m just starting again you could say.
NealB says
If you have a question later, you can go to this page
https://saxstation.com/ask-a-saxophone-question
By providing some information I ask for on that page, you’ll get a better answer to your question.
Kaleb says
Hi I’m have a alto sax a I love the tuner.
Leena says
I am also an Alto Sax the tuner works great I love it!
Javen Mead says
i love the alto sax tuner.
keith hopkins says
I just picked up a Korg CA-2 tuner.
I’m just getting back into trying to learn the sax. In beginner mode.
Keila says
honestly everyone else says it looks great but it kept saying i was playing and A# when i was defietly playing a G natural. someone else please see if i am right.
NealB says
Are you playing alto or tenor?
caleb says
tenor
caleb says
will this work with my baritone saxophone
NealB says
Yes. Just be aware of the transposition.