Music

Music & Audio Apps for iPhone

Guitar chords and tabs, virtual piano, tuner and metronome

Play and practise: a guitar and a piano you can play on the screen, and an accurate chromatic tuner with a metronome for the real instrument in your hands.

How to choose

  • Screen instrument or real instrument

    Real Guitar and Perfect Piano are instruments you play on the display. Guitar Tuner is for the physical guitar in your hands — it listens through the microphone and tells you how far each string is from pitch.

  • Strings or keys

    Real Guitar is built around chords and tabs; Perfect Piano around a keyboard you can actually play. If you are following guitar tab, you want the first; if you think in keys and chords, the second.

  • Practice needs tempo

    Guitar Tuner includes a metronome with adjustable BPM — useful far beyond guitar, whenever you practise in time.

  • Know what the subscription unlocks

    All three are free to download with in-app purchases. Check which sounds, songs or tools the paid tier adds before starting a trial.

Questions about music apps

Can I tune a real guitar with the phone?

Yes. Guitar Tuner listens through the microphone and shows how far each string is from pitch. Chromatic tuning also covers other stringed instruments — ukulele or bass included.

Can I play piano without owning one?

Perfect Piano puts a playable keyboard on the screen — keys, chords and recording. It is an instrument to play rather than a lesson course, so treat it as practice and fun, not a structured curriculum.

Is there a metronome?

Yes — Guitar Tuner includes a metronome with adjustable tempo, usable for any instrument you practise with.

Are these apps free?

All three are free to download with in-app purchases. The paid tiers typically add more instrument sounds and songs and remove ads; the tuner's core tuning works in the free tier. Subscriptions are managed in your Apple Account settings.

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