Sonogram View - offers a more standard representation of the sound spectrum over time (vertically), highlighting the prevailing frequencies.This display is the closest view to a traditional tuner while being incredibly more precise.
Zoomed Tuner View - displays the hexagonal shape which rotates and slows down as you zero down to green on the exact reference frequency.Sound is displayed as 'blobs' along a spiralled view from the low frequencies in the center to higher frequencies (and their respective musical notes) up the spiral GUI. Snail View - provides a representation of the fundamental frequencies and all related harmonics or overtones in real time.Tuner Mode - is the preferred to help tune an instrument as it increases the resolution of the analysis.Music Mode - is the most suitable to view your music with, if for instance it contains complex polyphonic content.The inner workings of Snail comprises of two modes and three different display views : It displays the intonation and visualizes music and sounds in a way that can help anyone improve their listening and intonation! This plug-in offers a new way of tuning and analyzing an instrument in an extremely accurate way. The plugin is available both for Windows and Mac users. MTuner is a simple audio frequency analyzer designed mostly for tuning guitars and other instruments. MTuner is a freeware instrument tuner VST plugin. The Newest Plugins VST, AU & AAX Music Software of 576 These are the latest virtual instruments and effects processor VST Plug-ins, Audio Units and AAX Plug-ins and Plug-in Hosts (such as DAWs and Audio Editors) in the KVR product Database sorted by most recently added first.
VST DRUM TUNER FOR MAC
It is available as a Standalone application for Mac and Windows OS, and AAX, AU and VST3 plug-in. MeldaProduction has added another freeware plugin to their quite versatile bundle of freeware plugins. The Snail is a very high-precision frequency-domain analyzer that delivers an intuitive representation of sounds based on the scales and notes aligned in spectrally active zones.
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