A spectrum that reads as notes.
Every partial lands on the spoke of the note it actually is, so a ringing frequency shows up as a pitch you can name. That ring at 2.5 kHz? It's a D♯7, a hair sharp.
This is the soundcheck. The app is quicker, does far more, and is free on iPhone and Android in November. Premium adds your session card, 5‑minute clips and premium themes. See the app
- What
- A band, with a ring at 2.5 kHz
- From
- Bass, chords, a tune and one ringing frequency
- Made
- Synthesized for this page. The ring sits a hair sharp of D♯7.
Your set list.
Name the ring
A ringing frequency shows up as a steady dot. Read its note off the spoke.
Set the house A
Pick the reference pitch: 440, 442 or 432.
Put it on a screen at the desk
Mirror it to a monitor and keep an eye on the room while you mix.
What the app brings for you.
Studio, venue or broadcast? Write to hello@tonotopia.com and tell us how you work.
Everything the app does, Free and Premium| Tuner with presets | Chromatic, with instrument presets. |
|---|---|
| Reference pitch | 440, 442 or 432. |
| Drone | A steady reference tone. |
| Screen mirroring | To whatever screen is at the desk. |
| Instant replayFree | One tap plays back the last 5 seconds. Sound too, if you turn it on. |
Get on the list.
Opening night is in November. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it opens.
Admit one
- Show
- Tonotopia, opening night
- Where
- iPhone and Android
- When
- November 2026
- Seat
- FOH
Point your phone's camera here to open this page on it.
Keep this stub. You won't need it, but it's a nice stub.