Tunebot for your iphone

[Loren Littlejohn]

Loren, you can save the tunings onto your Tunebot as well

I'm aware, but you can store head information, lug information, hoop material information, shell material info and dimensions as well as drum dial settings (if you also have a drum dial) in the iDrumTech app.

Hence why I like it as a companion to the tune bot.

They are adding a share feature down the road as well so people can share what they are using for tunings.

 

[jeid]

Pretty cool features indeed.

 

[mva801]

Hence why I like it as a companion to the tune bot.

They are adding a share feature down the road as well so people can share what they are using for tunings.

It's great for this. Well worth the $2, HOWEVER, I still much prefer the tunebot.

Pros of the app: Better way to save your tunings and description of setups. Always with me. CHEAP.

Pros of Tunebot: Seems to be much more consistent and accurate after first using the app. the tunebot's filter feature is a godsend, as the app consistently gave me readings of higher overtones and seemed to fluctuate more. Hopefully they'll add that as someone stated. I also like the difference mode on the tunebot. The clip makes using it very easy, and assures you are always getting a consistent reading as it isn't being moved around. Allows you to tune your drums while on the kit, as opposed to setting up some jig with a mic stand and moving drums around or growing a third hand.


All in all, the app will do in a pinch, great way to document settings, but not quite as suited as the tunebot.

If you have the cash, I'd still get the tunebot WITHOUT A DOUBT.