Tuning - Change Playback Pitch

Zaserty

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Is there a way to tune down. By that I mean, although the chart would show a C chord the actual concert pitch played would be a B. The cover band I play in has me tune my guitars a half step down. So all my guitar are tune a 1/2step down. Just would be nice not to have to retune a guitar when I use Irealb.
Thanks for your time!
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This is the most important missing feature for me. Most of my guitars are tuned 1/2 step flat. I don't want to change the tuning so I can play along with ideal B.
 
Tuning

Don't know if this has been asked for. It would be nice to have a tuning control, when you're woking with a flat piano for instance. Later, Ray
 
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Second that! My wonderful upright piano is almost a quarter below and so I can not play along with iRealb.
Are there any plans to implement this feature?
 
Same goes for Guitar have a lot of guitars with locking systems tuned to Eb. A tuning control for playback would great, without effecting the name of the chords.
i.e. I want to see Em on the chart and hear Ebm.
 
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Tuning

I have a lot of guitars with locking systems tuned to Eb. A tuning control for playback would great, without effecting the name of the chords.
i.e. I want to see Em and the chart and hear Ebm.
 
I have a lot of guitars with locking systems tuned to Eb. A tuning control for playback would great, without effecting the name of the chords.
i.e. I want to see Em and the chart and hear Ebm.

A couple of ideas: take audio output from the Mac or device into a pitch shifter; or make a PDF of the chart to view, then use iReal b in the background in the lower key.
 
Fine tuning[/U] absolutely needed. I cannot play my upright piano with iRealb !!

plugging your device into a (guitar) pitch shifter (to an amp) is a possibility.

For others interested:
(Unfortunately Audiobus app only works on iOS devices, not Android - where you can route audio output from iReal Pro into an effects app which could pitch shift before outputting.)
 
It might also be useful to have microtonal capability. This could be achieved by user selecting the appropriate Scala file as in Apple's Logic.
 
Change playback pitch

Hi, I would like to request to add the possibility to change the playback pitch without transposing the chart. I very frequently play instruments which aren't tuned to A=440, but a bit higher or lower than that. Once I do, I can't play with the app anymore..

I would appreciate very much the addition of this feature - the ideal would be a box that allows me to choose the Hz for A between 380 and 470.

Many many thanks!
 
pitch 440 hz

Hello,

is it possible to change the music pitch in irealb i.e. from 440 hz -> 442 hz?

Best to all, Christoph
 
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Adjusting concert pitch to other than A=440

Hi everyone! My request to the staff is to add a possibility to type in the Hz for the note A, to anything other than the common 440Hz. Sometime I play with instruments which are permanently tuned in other reference pitch (like 380, 415, 446, 472Hz...), and then using iRealPro is impossible. In this case, it would make much sense if I could tune the software to match the instrument, rather than the opposite. I guess that is should be a tiny addition to the code, as many guitar tuners in the app stores have this option.

Thank you so much for considering this feature! It will open the door for many of us who are classical musicians wishing to improvise :)
 
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Pitch tuning

I would like to see output tuneable either side of 440 for instruments that can't be tuned but are not spot on. Also Celtic, & Irish/Scottish styles would be much appreciated.
 
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Adjusting payback pitch please!

Hi, I'm waiting for this feature which probably is so easy to add to the app... You see it in every cheap/free tuning app so how is it that it's absent in ireal pro?
What I request is a very simple feature that allows to calibrate A4 to a pitch different than 440Hz, say with a range of 400 to 470. This will allow me and so many others to play with instruments tuned to anything other than A=440. Please add it in the update! I'll be very grateful if you do.
Thank you!
 
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Yes being able to retune for an out of tune piano would be very very useful. What’s the current (late 2017) best workaround for iOS users?
 
Yes being able to retune for an out of tune piano would be very very useful. What’s the current (late 2017) best workaround for iOS users?

There might be an Audiobus 3 effects app that can do this now.
https://audiob.us
They have a forum and support, so you might like to check if there is something suitable.
Otherwise as suggested, a guitar pitch shifter might work.
 
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