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Piano Tuner

Piano Tuner - 1.7

Tune your piano using a 12-note chromatic scale strobe tuner.

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Current Version: 1.7
Release Date: 2006-11-28
License: Shareware
Downloads (this version): 880
Downloads (all versions): 654
Price: $99.00

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Product Description:

Piano Tuner is a 12-note chromatic scale strobe tuner and partial analyzer application that utilizes audio input devices such as built-in microphone, line-in, and iSight. Strobe tuners are extremely accurate compare to regular tuners with a needle or LEDs. The slightest difference between the actual pitch and the ideal pitch accumulates over time and appears as a movement on the strobe tuning meter.

Piano Tuner can be used by someone who wants to learn how to tune a piano by using a tuning lever and also be used by a professional piano tuner to help the tuning process. Note; a piano requires tuning, voicing, and regulation at least once a year by a professional piano tuner in order to keep it in a good condition. Version 1.7 added the Partials window which displays the cent offset of each partial.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.3

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.3/10.4

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Piano Tuner CommentaryGood helper - Version: 1.9, 3/18/2007 09:42AM PST

fablau
I have a Yamaha baby grand that needed a full tuning every 4 months, so every time I had to pay $90-100 to have a professional tuner tuning my piano (so spending a minimum of $300 a year). After one year, I got sick (too much money!), so I bought a good piano lever, miscellaneous material to tune the piano and tried this little program. Well, I am a professional violinist so my hear is very good to understand if a note is high or low, but sometimes I get confused and this little program helps me to understand right that.

Now I am keeping my piano tuned by adjusting those single notes every two weeks and it's great.

Be careful though! To tune a piano is not so easy and immediate, you must be a good musician first (to know the 5th basic tuning), have a good hear and be careful to turn your string pins VERY slowly.

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Piano Tuner Commentary$99 !!! - Version: 1.5, 3/14/2006 07:12AM PST

mtcon
You've got to be kidding!!
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Piano Tuner CommentaryStrobe Tuner = $10 - Version: 1.0.1, 4/25/2005 10:28AM PST

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RockPoet
If $99 is out of your budget, and you don't need a specialized piano tuner, try Strobe Tuner (currently 1.0.2) from the same developer, Katsura. $10 shareware.

www.katsurashareware.com

or

http://homepage.mac.com/katsura/shareware.html
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