GTune is a chromatic instrument tuner which operates much like its hardware counterparts. It will automatically detect the pitch of a note being played, and display the Western scale note that it is closest to.
The main part of the display mimics a typical electronic tuner. When a pitch is detected, the nearest note is displayed along with an LED-style indication of flatness/sharpness.
There is also a text display providing more accuracy, should it be needed. It gives the detected frequency in Hertz and its position in the Western scale. The latter is shown as a note-name and an offset in cents. For example, "E -13" indicates that the detected pitch is 13 cents below E.
Reviewed By Mark Wilkins [all]
January 5th, 2022
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows
though I have a few tuners I seem to use this one more than all of the rest combined. I like the bold face.
Read ReviewReviewed By Trader One [all]
December 11th, 2021
Version reviewed: 2021.01 on Windows
Nothing fancy, just basic Tuner.
Its very consistent across entire sound range but its max +0.2 HZ ~ +1 cent off. Sometimes less but never goes more up then +0.2 HZ. I think its good for free tuner.
It displays frequency with 2 decimal points while another free tuner from Melda just 1 decimal point.
You can definitely use it. It will do the work.
Read ReviewAn excellent free plug-in which I use on every project as Cubase doesn't include this feature.
Read Reviewis the GUI resizable/stretchable?
i'm looking for alternative to built-in Ableton Live tuner that I can visualize full screen.
cheers.
P.S. been meaning to ask this for a long time... does anyone still have LMC-1 by SSL? You can't download it anymore, and, although I had the original (free) exe pack, the DAW refuses to scan it...
The biggest that I know is MTuner from MeldaProduction.
It is resizable as big as you want.
It is an element of the free effects bundle.
You just have to download the full bundle here (choose the last version and mirror 1) and install the bundle. When installing, you will choose "MFreeFXBundle" to avoid to install the payware plugins. Hence only the free plugins will be installed, including the MTuner. That's all. There is gang screen when you open it (simply to suggest a donation) but all these tools from the MFreeFXBundle are totally free and fully functional forever.
This MTuner is certainly the best tuner you will find.
Do you still require the SSL LMC-1, as I've just recovered it from an old external HD? If so, let me know and I'll get it to you somehow.
As I've stated, I have the installation and the DLL. The DAW ignores it. It's not that much big of a deal, but thanks anyway. I was simply intriguied by this quirk. It's a proper vst, it's in the right folder, and it is the only plug-in not loading. As it is removed from the SSL website, I suspect something weird going on.
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