* Pitcha
Pitcha is an open-source (github.com/sevagh/Pitcha) pitch detector for Android smartphones. It uses the McLeod Pitch Method to estimate the fundamental frequency of the raw sound data that is being recorded by the microphone.
It works with all recorded sound, such as human voices, whistling, and musical instruments - try it out.
Limitations:
Due to the nature of smartphone microphones, the frequency range isn't very large. It has trouble with frequencies lower than the low E on a guitar. I have not found the high limit yet.
Usage:
Place phone near audio source and make sure the sound is sustained and clear. For example, with a guitar, pick the string hard, and let it ring for ~2 seconds.
Recent changes:
* Overhauled and tested on API 21/Lollipop
Content rating: Everyone
Author: Sevag Hanssian
Version: 2.0
Market link: com.sevag.pitcha
Web site: http://sevagh.github.io/
Source code:
Code license:
Market downloads: <50
Market rating: 3.0 / 5.0
Category: Top:/Applications/Music & Audio
Added: 2015-03-31
Updated: 2015-06-01
Hits: 566
