tuner-gui - Audio Tuner GUI frontend
tuner-gui [options] [file...]
This is the GUI for Audio Tuner. Command line arguments can be used to run with different default settings. Arguments not listed here will be passed to the Qt GUI toolkit.
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file |
File(s) to analyze. |
--tuning SYSTEM
Use SYSTEM as the tuning system. Default: equal_temperament
--ref-note NOTE
Use NOTE as the frequency reference note. Default: A4
--ref-freq FREQ
Frequency of the reference note.
--start TIME
Ignore the audio before TIME.
--end TIME
Ignore the audio after TIME.
--low-cut FREQ
Ignore frequencies below FREQ. Default: 20
--high-cut FREQ
Ignore frequencies above FREQ. Default: 15000
--dB-range RANGE
Ignore frequencies RANGE dB fainter than the highest peak. Default: 30
--max-peaks N
Maximum number of frequencies to show. Default: 10
-s, --size-exp N
Use 2ˆN + 1 frequency bins in the spectrum. Default: 15 (32769 bins). Adjust this with care, and don’t go above 19 unless you know what you’re doing.
--samplerate FREQ
Convert the audio to a sample rate of FREQ.
--nopad
Does nothing. It’s only here for backwards compatibility and may be removed entirely in a future version.
--savefile SAVEFILE
Which file to use for file specific options. The default varies by platform. Use the ‘--default_savefile_path‘ option to find out what it is on your system.
--default-savefile-path
Show the default path of the savefile and exit.
--config CONFIG
Which configuration file to read. The default varies by platform. Use the ‘--default_config_path‘ option to find out what it is on your system.
--default-config-path
Show the default path of the configuration file and exit.
--print-completion {bash,zsh,tcsh}
print shell completion script
--version
show version information and exit
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
Available tuning systems are "equal_temperament" and "pythagorean". Frequencies are in Hz. For backwards compatibility, underscores can be used instead of dashes in the middle of option names.
Times can be specified as a number of seconds, or in mm:ss or hh:mm:ss format. It doesn’t have to be an integer number of seconds; decimal points are allowed. Negative times are relative to the end of the audio (for example, -5 means 5 seconds before the end). Percentages are also allowed (for example. 50% means halfway through).
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2025, 2026 Jessie Blue Cassell.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later
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This is free software: you are free to change and
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documentation is avaliable at
https://audio-tuner.readthedocs.io/