Google has added yet another tool, and this time, it’s aimed at musicians. Put simply, it’s an electronic tuner for your guitar or just about any other instrument, and works even on smartphones. Best of all, you aren’t required to download an app, just search “Google Tuner” in the web browser, allow access to your computer’s microphone, and start playing to tune the instrument.
It’s available now, as of Oct.8, 2021, and when a string is played, the tuner automatically recognizes the note, thus telling you if the instrument is tuned or not. However, should this tool be used on a device with a poor quality microphone, the results may not be as accurate as a handheld hardware tuner from Korg, Boss, Peterson, Ernie Ball, D’Addario, etc.
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