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Freeverse Offers Free Tuna Pitch Tuning App, Updates SoundStudio

Freeverse Offers Free Tuna Pitch Tuning App, Updates SoundStudio

by , 4:30 PM EDT, July 11th, 2007

Freeverse announced Wednesday the release of Tuna Pitch, a free app and widget for tuning your voice, guitar, or any other instrument. The software comes with five presets, including EADGBE, though any "string" setting can be customized to any note desired. Tuna Pitch also provides reference tones for those wanting to tune without running their instrument through their Mac.

Tuna Pitch was accompanied by an update to SoundStudio to version 3.5.3. According to Freeverse, the update features a customizable toolbar with new buttons including rewind and fast-forward, a new document window layout with Leopard style gradient edges, new Automator actions, faster window redrawing, and more. The update is free to registered users of SoundStudio

The Tuna Pitch stand alone app, with this reporter trying to sing an "A"
(just a tad flat) through a USB headset for your edification.

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Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:06 pm Subject: not found

There's no mention of Tuna Pitch that I could find anywhere on the site.

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Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:11 pm Subject: Re: not found

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There's no mention of Tuna Pitch that I could find anywhere on the site.

http://www.freeverse.com/apps/app/?id=5012&view=goodies

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