GTune 1.0

An chromatic instrument tuner that will operate much like similar hardware units GTune was designed to be an chromatic instrument tuner that will operate much like similar hardware units. It will automatically detect the pitch of a note being played, and display the closest corresponding Western scale note.
You then change the pitch of your instrument, using the "LED"-like indicators and the numerical read-out in order to bring your instrument quickly and accurately into tune.
Guitar-players should use a neck pick-up if available, as it generally carries more of the fundamental tone needed for tracking. That said, freedom from a noisy signal is more important, so try different pick- up selections to see which works best for you.
Use a fairly "hot" signal, as detection will be more accurate and the notes pitch will be tracked for longer. Minimize noise in the signal as much as possible, but do not use a "gate" effect to do so. Free VST instrument tuner.
The GUI has four parts. From top to bottom these are the reference frequency control, the main display, the coarse-tune "LED" indicators and the frequency readout.
System requirements:
- You need a PC running Windows and a VST host.