Sound Editor - InTune
InTune is free software
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General information.
InTune is designed for sound analysis and editing in terms of
pitch, dynamics, timing and noise. The main purpose of the
program is correction of freshly recorded musical material,
particularly vocal, woodwind or brass instrument recordings,
which are highly susceptible to impurity in tune. Apart from
that, InTune can be used to remove noise, edit dynamics and
timing or analyse the frequency spectrum of any sound file.
What can InTune do for you?
InTune saves hours spend on recording just to improve minor
imperfections. Get your recorded sound file and let InTune do the
rest. It will precisely analyse musical pitch and amplitude of the
record. You just make a judgement on how to change the sound.
InTune will satisfy your wishes in no time. You don't need to
type any numbers to change the pitch or amplitude, just drag it
with the mouse. Don't worry if you are out of the rhythm, use the
time link feature of the program to say when the note should
begin or end. InTune will make a time shift without changing the
pitch of the sound. InTune also removes unwanted
noise from the record using the FFT method. The composer can be
creative with InTune. The possibilities
of experimenting are endless. Feel free to use it in your
recordings.
Hardware and software requirements:
A PC that includes a 486DX or
higher processor, a Windows compatible sound card and WindowsXP
or higher Windows operating system including 32bit and 64bit versions. It also works on Linux boxes using Wine.
Download InTune:
To know more about InTune please
download the version suitable for your hardware and software:
Installation:
Unpack "intune32.zip" or "intune64.zip" file to any folder of your choice and run "Intune.exe". More information are in the "intune.pdf" file included in the program's folder. This program is portable and all settings are saved in the "Intune.ini" file located in the program's folder. You may need administrator rights to save your settings if program is placed in the "Program Files" or other protected folder.
For additional information or if you have any comments and suggestions E-mail
Marek Dolleiser.
Last modified 2011/11/19.