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Erhu Tuner & Lessons Free D–A Tuning, Jianpu Course

Soloist Erhu pairs a free erhu tuner and first-position fingering chart with a 98-lesson jianpu course that grades your playing on your iPhone. Soloist Erhu Pro is one US$14.99 purchase, and nothing renews.

Tune the two strings. Train the finger between them.

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Tuning, listening, grading and imports run on your iPhone, and your audio is not uploaded. No ads. Erhu support · Privacy · Purchase terms

Soloist Erhu 1.2.0 is free to download. The tuner, the fingering chart, the metronome, the first course unit (Bow & Open Strings) and three imports a month need no purchase. Soloist Erhu Pro Lifetime, a one-time US$14.99 purchase in the US, opens all 14 units and 98 lessons, from open strings to third position; advanced technique feedback with directional intonation, digital string marks, slide shape and vibrato rate and depth; unlimited on-device imports; and the full practice library: 98 graded pieces and studies (3 source-verified public-domain arrangements and 95 original erhu studies) plus 392 accompaniment-only practice charts.

A complete erhu tuner, free

Auto-detects inner D or outer A in six key systems (1=D, G, F, C, A and B♭), sets A4 anywhere from 428 to 452 Hz, plays a reference tone and tells you whether to use the fine tuner or the peg. A chromatic mode reads any note you hold.

A first-position fingering chart, free

Pick a key system and see the jianpu number and note name under each finger in first position, on inner D and outer A, with the half steps marked. Tap a note to hear it, or play the whole first-position scale.

98 graded jianpu lessons

14 units from open strings to third position. Each lesson plays the line for you, lets you play along more slowly, then grades your solo take. Unit 1, Bow & Open Strings, is free.

Direction, not a red wrong note

A clearly heard take marks each note clean, close or wrong, with timing and pitch scores. With Pro it also says how many cents a note drifted and which way to move, digital string marks show where your finger landed, and technique lessons measure slide shape and vibrato rate and depth. An unclear take stays ungraded.

Bring your own melody

Play a recording out loud, open an audio file or hum a tune, and Soloist Erhu transcribes it on your iPhone. Your audio is never uploaded. Three imports a month are free; Pro makes them unlimited.

Pay once, keep it

Soloist Erhu Pro Lifetime is a one-time US$14.99 purchase in the US. Nothing renews, and Restore Purchases brings it back on any device signed in to the same Apple Account.

How Soloist Erhu turns a rough note into a useful next step

  1. Tune.

    Choose a key system, match inner D or outer A, and set the same A4 reference as your teacher or ensemble. The tuner is free.

  2. Play.

    Read the jianpu line and play into the microphone. Pitch analysis runs on your iPhone; your recording is not uploaded.

  3. Adjust.

    A clear take marks each note clean, close or wrong. With Pro it also shows cents sharp or flat and which way to move, a digital string mark and, in technique lessons, whether a slide landed and a vibrato stayed centred. An unclear take stays ungraded.

Free charts, guides & references

Free erhu guides: first-position fingering in all six keys, tuning and the D and A frequencies, positions, key systems and jianpu.

Graded arrangements, studies & jianpu

3 source-verified public-domain arrangements and 95 original erhu studies with readable jianpu — including explicitly labelled excerpts where the release catalog supplies an excerpt. The separate 392 original practice charts are accompaniment-only and do not become per-song pages.

Questions

What can I use without paying?

The complete erhu tuner (inner D and outer A in six key systems, A4 from 428 to 452 Hz, reference tones and peg or fine-tuner hints), the first-position fingering chart, the metronome, the first course unit, Bow & Open Strings, and three imports a month.

How much is Soloist Erhu Pro?

Soloist Erhu Pro Lifetime is a one-time purchase of US$14.99 in the US. Nothing renews and there is no free trial. The App Store shows your local price before you buy, and Restore Purchases is in Settings.

I subscribed before. Do I keep Pro?

Yes. Earlier monthly and yearly subscribers keep Pro, and Settings offers Switch to Lifetime.

What does Soloist Pro add?

All 14 units and 98 lessons, advanced technique feedback (directional intonation, digital string marks, slide shape, vibrato rate and depth), unlimited on-device imports, and the full practice library: 98 graded pieces and studies plus 392 accompaniment-only practice charts.

Does it teach jianpu and erhu positions?

Yes. The 98-lesson English jianpu course starts with the bow and the open strings, then first-position fingers on D and A, positions 2 and 3, all six key systems, slides and vibrato. The free fingering chart shows first position in all six key systems.

Does my audio leave my iPhone?

No. Tuning, listening, grading and imports run on your iPhone, and your recordings are not uploaded. There are no ads.

Does Soloist Erhu replace a human teacher?

No. It gives repeatable pitch, timing, slide, and vibrato evidence between lessons. A teacher is still the best person to correct posture, hand tension, bow contact, and tone in the room.

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Start with the tuner. Add the course when you need it.

Download Soloist Erhu free. The tuner, the fingering chart, the metronome, the first course unit and three imports a month need no purchase. When you want the whole course, Soloist Erhu Pro Lifetime is one US$14.99 purchase in the US, and nothing renews. The App Store shows your local price before you buy.

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