Chromatic Tuner for Mac

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By Katsura Shareware

Tune a guitar or any other musical instrument.

Chromatic Tuner is a 12-note chromatic scale tuner that utilizes sound input devices such as built-in microphone, line in, and iSight. You can use Chromatic Tuner to tune your guitar, bass, and other musical instruments. Tuning: 12-note chromatic scale. Temperaments: Equal Tempered, Kellner, Kirnberger III, Meantone, Pythagorean, Vallotti, Werckmeister III, Young II. Range: A0 (27.5Hz) - C8 (4186.0Hz). Calibration: 349.0 - 499.9Hz (0.1Hz steps). Accuracy: +/- 1 cent. Transpose: +/- 11 semitones. Speak current tuning status on demand or automatically. Resizable tuning meter. Resizable main window on Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

Chromatic Tuner for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: August 20, 2019

Latest update: August 20, 2019

Version: 1.9

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

Additional Requirements

macOS Mojave
macOS High Sierra
macOS Sierra
OS X El Capitan
OS X Yosemite
OS X Mavericks
OS X Mountain Lion

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Total Downloads: 4,386

Downloads Last Week: 1

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5/5

3 User Votes

I'm extremely happy with Chromatic Tuner!
freidawApril 26, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />It's sooooo simple and just what I wanted. Good job! I downloaded this program to help me tune the musical instruments I make. Like ceramic flutes, bugles and ocarina's and others. First of all I didn't know my Powerbook had a built in microphone. The tuner window came up and I could see there was input. I got out my little 4 note electronic tuner (GDAE) and tested it. It works! It picked out the correct note everytime. Then I began to sing into it to see if my voice was in tune! Well, that's another story. But maybe with a little practice? Then I ran and got my Native American Flute collection and played them. It is so easy to see and adjust the pitch as you play! So, in my opinion, this program is just perfect for musical instrument makers and players and singers. I checked out prices of other tuners and found them to be too expensive for me. My computer should be doing that! Good job
I'm extremely happy with Chromatic Tuner!
freidawApril 26, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />It's sooooo simple and just what I wanted. Good job! I downloaded this program to help me tune the musical instruments I make. Like ceramic flutes, bugles and ocarina's and others. First of all I didn't know my Powerbook had a built in microphone. The tuner window came up and I could see there was input. I got out my little 4 note electronic tuner (GDAE) and tested it. It works! It picked out the correct note everytime. Then I began to sing into it to see if my voice was in tune! Well, that's another story. But maybe with a little practice? Then I ran and got my Native American Flute collection and played them. It is so easy to see and adjust the pitch as you play! So, in my opinion, this program is just perfect for musical instrument makers and players and singers. I checked out prices of other tuners and found them to be too expensive for me. My computer should be doing that! Good job
Nifty!
RobinxoogApril 25, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This is a very cool little piece of software. I'm not sure whether I'd use it regularly or not, but if I do find myself using it, definitely worth the $5. Interface is very friendly and dead simple to use. If you don't mind taking your iBook to orchestra rehearsal, it's a whole lot cheaper than a standalone tuner! Eventually (perhaps in the next version) it would be cool to have other tuning systems - pythagorean, just, etc. Of course, that would require a couple of other inputs (tuning system and tonic note selection), but I'd be happy to help with the theory if the author would like it. :)