Pitch Perfect

Pitch Perfect is a Flutter application that can detect a user's voice or instruments and return the corresponding musical notes (C, D, E, F, G, A, B). This app provides real-time pitch detection and is designed to help users improve their singing or instrument playing skills.

Features

• Real-time pitch detection: The app captures audio samples from the device's microphone and uses the pitch_detector_dart library to analyze the pitch frequency.
• Note identification: The pitchupdart library is used to map the detected pitch to the closest musical note.
• Start/Stop functionality: Users can start and stop the pitch detection process by tapping the image on the screen.
• User-friendly interface: The app displays the detected note in a large font, providing immediate feedback to the user. It also shows a status message to guide the user on when to start or stop singing/playing.

Frameworks and Libraries Used

The Pitch Perfect app is built using the Flutter framework. The following frameworks and libraries were used to implement specific features:

• permission_handler: Used to handle permission requests for microphone access.
• flutter_audio_capture: Provides audio capture functionality for accessing audio samples from the device's microphone.
• google_mobile_ads: Used to display banner ads within the app.
• pitch_detector_dart: Library for pitch detection from audio samples.
• pitchupdart: Library for note identification based on pitch frequency.

Getting Started

To run the Pitch Perfect app on your device:

1. Ensure you have Flutter installed and set up on your machine.
2. Clone the repository or copy the code files into your Flutter project.
3. Run flutter pub get to fetch the required dependencies.
4. Connect your device or start an emulator.
5. Run the app using flutter run or through your preferred IDE.

Note: Make sure to grant microphone permission to the app when prompted, as it's necessary for pitch detection.

Published

Android: Google Play

iOS: Apple Store

Contributions

Contributions to the Pitch Perfect app are welcome. If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.

License

The Pitch Perfect app is open source and released under the MIT License. Feel free to modify and use the code for personal or commercial projects.