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The most
advanced instrument tuner on the PC just got better!
Throughout the world, G-tune has gained an enviable reputation
as the most accurate, and advanced instrument tuner available
on the PC. As a result, it is widely used by novices,
hobbyists, and professionals alike. From students learning how
to play violin, to corporations and small businesses creating
unique and beautiful musical instruments, G-tune has become an
indispensable tool.
G-tune automatically measures the pitch of your instrument
using a unique high-accuracy algorithm (0.01Hz measurement
resolution from 15Hz to 5500Hz, better than 0.1cents
accuracy). Use G-tune¡¯s frequency meter, oscilloscope and
realtime spectrum analyser to correctly set-up electric
guitars, to tune acoustic instruments, and to train your
singing voice. Fast, accurate and easy-to-use, G-tune runs
under Windows98/NT/2000/XP with any windows-compatible sound
card. It¡¯s the must-have accessory for professional and
amateur musicians.
Version 2.50 includes many exciting features including a
Strobe-tuner, real-time Pitch-to-MIDI, real-time graphical
pitch display and calibration of input devices.
G-tune Main features:
- Wide Frequency Coverage 15Hz to 5500Hz.
- Amazing measurement accuracy: errors are less than
0.01Hz over ALL frequencies! Accurate to better than
0.1cents.
- Auto-detection of note being tuned so that you can work
"hands-off".
- Strobe-tune facility for instant-response and incredible
accuracy.
- Tune to different reference tones, not just Concert
Pitch A (440Hz).
- FREE oscilloscope and calibrated real-time spectrum
analyser. It may not be a toy, but it's fun (and very
useful).
- Real-time display of measured frequency with a
resolution of 0.01Hz.
- Real-time display of measured cents deviation with a
resolution of 0.01cents.
- Incredibly easy-to-use interface that's also very
pretty.
- "Power" button so G-tune can be deactivated when not
required (no need to close it).
- Auto-Power-Off feature.
- Works on any windows-compatible sound card that can
sample at 16-bit mono.
- Real-time pitch-to-MIDI facility.
- Calibration of input device to compensate for inaccurate
sound cards.
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