Rig Studio AI: Instrument Scan

Instrument Identifier is an AI powered visual recognition and price guide for musical instruments. With a single photo, you can quickly learn what an instrument is, how much it is roughly worth, and how it fits into your collection.

Found an old guitar in the attic, spotted a violin at a flea market, or want to organize your home studio? Just take a picture and let the app do the rest.

INSTANT INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION
Use your camera to take a clear photo and get results in seconds. Instrument Identifier aims to show the instrument type and family (for example guitar, violin, piano), the possible brand and model line, the approximate production era or style, and key visual features and basic specs. Instead of scrolling through forums or image searches, you get fast and easy to read answers in just a couple of taps.

ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE
Instrument prices constantly change with brand, age, condition, and trends. Instrument Identifier uses AI models based on online listings and past sales to give you simple pricing insights. You see an estimated current market value, low, average, and high price ranges, a rarity level and collector interest level, and short notes on the main factors that affect value. Whether you are buying, selling, insuring, or just curious, you get a much clearer sense of what your gear might be worth.

DIGITIZE YOUR COLLECTION
Forget messy notes and spreadsheets. Instrument Identifier turns your instruments into a clean digital collection. You can save every scan with photos and your own notes, add purchase price, where you bought it, serial numbers, and condition, group instruments by type, brand, or location such as home, studio, or rehearsal room, and see the total estimated value of your collection at a glance. Your collection stays organized, searchable, and always up to date.

BUILT FOR MANY TYPES OF GEAR
Instrument Identifier is designed to work across a wide range of instruments, including acoustic and electric guitars and basses, violins, violas, cellos and other orchestral strings, pianos, digital pianos and keyboards, brass and woodwind instruments, drums and percussion, and visually recognizable synths, amps, pedals, and other equipment. From first time players to serious collectors and studio owners, it is a practical way to understand what you are looking at.

WHY INSTRUMENT IDENTIFIER
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