Google Search now offers a guitar tuner feature

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• Tuning your guitar has never been easier, thanks to the capabilities provided by smartphones, which can be done with the help of a good tuning app or Google Assistant. Google has now announced that the process would be made much simpler for users. Within Search, the business is launching a chromatic tuner.

• Google has already begun spreading out this new Search option, which can be accessed on practically any device, according to Android Police. Users could previously tune their guitars using Google Assistant, which required a smartphone that could access the speech assistant.

• The new function, on the other hand, may be accessed by simply typing a query into Search on a mobile or desktop device. Users may just type “google tuner” into the search box to see it display at the top of the results page.

• It’s vital to note that in order to hear your instrument, the device you’re using must have a working microphone. To use the tuner feature, you must also grant it permission.

• According to the referenced source, the efficacy of the feature is dependent on the microphone of the device being used. While some gadgets may require you to play loudly or extremely close to them, cellphones are predicted to perform better than laptops in this regard.

• The tuner will inform users whether their instrument is in tune or if it is needed to be adjusted with the help of a visual indicator. Google also offers other music-related features including “Hum to Search,” which can help you identify songs stuck in your head.