The tuner picks up notes more easily, and voice commands and voice count are fixed

Changes

• The tuner now measures the background noise and removes it before finding the pitch. Low strings on an unplugged guitar (like the 6th string) and high notes are easier to pick up.
• With voice commands, you can change the sound by its name on the screen, like “switch to the metronome sound” or “use the pendulum sound”.
• Voice commands now read time signatures (like 7/8), track numbers (like track 2) and the left / right output (like “play from the left”) more reliably.
• Voice commands no longer mistake talking to yourself for a request (for example, “one two three four” used to change the time signature).
• With voice count and count-in on, stopping in the middle of a number and starting again used to play the rest of the previous number. This is fixed.
• At fast tempos (from about 180 BPM), long numbers like “eleven” are now said faster so they fit in a beat. The pitch of the voice stays the same.
• The Japanese counting voice was recorded again, so 4 no longer sounds different from the other numbers, and 9 is now “kyu” instead of “ku”.